PUBLISHED: 6 May 2025 at 03: 30
In a probe into alleged nominee practices by China Railway No. 1, the Department of Special Investigation ( DSI) discovered 30 forged engineer signatures on documents for the collapsed State Audit Office ( SAO ) building. 10 ( Thailand ).
Monday, the DSI held a meeting to discuss progress being made in the China Railway No. candidate event. One of the contractors of the collapsed SAO building is 10 ( Thailand ).
Investigators discovered that eight of the 30 people who claimed their signatures were fake as building supervisors had verified that their signatures were true.
Pol Maj Yutthana Praedam, DSI director-general, set up a follow-up meeting today to set out a timetable for transferring the circumstance to prosecutors that coincides with the confinement phase of the first class of suspects, which includes three Thai nominees and Zhang Chuanling, a Taiwanese investor in the business.
The DSI discovered that the case’s key components are testimony from engineers whose alleged identities were abused and information from the construction site.
Additionally, it is looking into possible violations of the Get 2542 Act Concerning Offences, particularly those relating to task bidding and the PKW joint venture’s role in managing the construction.
Structural engineering professionals have been asked to share their perspectives. Manager of architecture firm 3117 BIM Management, Wira Ruangsri, yesterday presented his study of the decline.
Mr. Wira raised concerns about the house’s foundations, the lift wheel walls, and modifications to the lift wheel design by citing film from March 28, the day of the collapse.
Mr. Wira cited the failing of two fundamental columns as a possible cause of the building’s collapse.
However, Bangkok government Chadchart Sittipunt reported on the hunt for patients and the site’s destruction, revealing that rescue groups have reached the SC2 stair in Zone C of the room without any indication of trapped patients.
He stated that research efforts will continue to be conducted at the ST1 stairway in Zone B and that they should be finished in four times.
The death toll is 86, with nine injured and 14 also missing, according to the official death toll. DNA testing is ongoing on mortal bones.
Authorities are also gathering information to assess the potential compensation and financial effects for local businesses that are affected.