Safety
Fire at Phran Nok Soy Milk Shop Leaves Three Injured
A fire at a soy milk shop in the Phran Nok area resulted in three injuries, with authorities suspecting a gas leak during a cylinder change.
On August 9, 2026, a fire broke out at a soy milk shop located in the Phran Nok area. According to reports from Matichon Online, the incident resulted in three individuals sustaining injuries.
Preliminary assessments by local authorities suggest that the fire was likely caused by a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) leak that occurred while staff were in the process of changing a gas cylinder. The sudden ignition of the leaking gas is believed to have triggered the blaze.
For residents and travelers in the vicinity, this incident serves as a reminder of the importance of fire safety awareness when visiting or frequenting local street-side eateries that utilize gas-powered cooking equipment. While the immediate danger has been addressed, the investigation into the specific circumstances of the leak and the current condition of the injured parties remains ongoing. Official reports have yet to confirm the full extent of the damage or provide a final determination on the cause of the fire. Those in the area are advised to follow any local guidance provided by emergency services as they conclude their site assessment.