KingKitchen apologises to communities over furniture factory fire impact
KingKitchen apologises to Lat Krabang residents for smoke and chemical odours from its factory fire, pledging swift environmental restoration.
KingKitchen Thailand on Monday issued an apology to residents living near its furniture factory in Bangkok’s Lat Krabang district, following the environmental impact caused by a major fire at the plant.
Fire Broke Out at Warehouse on Sunday
The company, a subsidiary of Siam and Home Co. Ltd, stated in its official announcement that the fire began at 4 PM on Sunday at the warehouse located on Soi Chalerm Krung 55.
KingKitchen confirmed that no injuries or fatalities were reported. By Monday evening, the fire had still not been completely extinguished. The company expressed its gratitude to firefighters and volunteers working to contain the blaze.
Apology for Smoke and Chemical Odour
The company extended a sincere apology to surrounding communities affected by the black smoke and chemical odours resulting from the fire.
It pledged to make every effort to restore the environment around the factory to normal as quickly as possible.
Company Responding to the Crisis
KingKitchen stressed that it has not ignored the situation, and that it has been coordinating with relevant authorities to extinguish the fire and mitigate further impact.
