During construction on the Billion Club Villa project on Soi Wat Uthaitharam off Kamphaeng Phet 7 road in the Bang Kapi subdistrict, the accident happened at around 4 o’clock.
Construction was halted by Huay Kwang office director Paitoon Ngammook, who also told the project owner 30 days to put safety measures in place.
Paiboon himself pinned the suspension order to the wall of the building site on Sunday night.
After a construction accident, a premium home office project in Bangkok was suspended.
On July 8 of last year, project owner JRY Real Estate (Thailand) Co Ltd started construction on a dozen home-office structures; they were scheduled to be finished on July 7 of this year. Three connected living/office units are housed in each building, which has one story underneath and three stories above.
130 construction workers, the most of them from Myanmar, are employed by the project.
The fifth building’s top level collapsed onto the lower floors during the catastrophe on Sunday.
After a construction accident, a premium home office project in Bangkok was suspended.
According to a preliminary investigation, the building complied entirely with the permitted layout, according to Thirayut Phumsak, director of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration’s Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation.
According to him, the accident occurred as a result of the cement being applied to the roof in one location rather than evenly distributed.
After a construction accident, a premium home office project in Bangkok was suspended.
Thus, Thirayut explained, “the beam underneath the area where the cement piling up could not support the weight and the roof collapsed into lower floors.”
