A fuel cylinder explosion broken eight houses and a automotive in Nonthaburi province near Bangkok while a 15 12 months old boy residing in the incident house suffered serious burn wounds throughout his body.
The incident occurred yesterday in a three-storey townhouse owned by a 39 yr previous man named Weeraphat Chuensomsong. He was not home during the explosion. Unfortunately, his 15 yr outdated son was at house alone at the time and suffered serious burns throughout his body, particularly to his legs.
The three-storey townhouse the place the explosion occurred was severely damaged. All glass windows and furnishings were smashed and damaged. Inexpensive , where the fuel cylinder was situated, was fully destroyed.
Of the 9 homes connected to Weeraphat’s house, seven have been affected. Some roofs caved in and glass home windows were shattered. One automotive was damaged because a house roof fell on it.
Weeraphat spoke to Channel 7 about the incident revealing that the explosion occurred at about 5.45pm yesterday when he was not house. He knew about the incident as a outcome of a neighbour contacted him that his son was injured on the scene.
Weeraphat disclosed that his son managed to escape from the home but he had burns throughout his physique.
One of Weeraphat’s neighbours, fifty four yr old Wharn, acknowledged that she initially thought that her house had been hit by lightning. The whole house was shaking and all the glass home windows have been broken. She later discovered that it was a fuel cylinder explosion as a result of she heard the boy screaming for help and went to examine.
The Mayor of the Bang Sithong District, Wanchai Wanchawate, believes a leak within the gasoline cylinder caused the explosion.
According to the report, Weeraphat’s home had fire insurance coverage coverage. However, the other seven affected homes had to file a grievance with the police to achieve compensation from the related departments..