Thai Court Expenses 17 Arrest Devels about Bangkok Skyscraper collapse

A court in Thailand has issued 17 arrest trips for people who are connected to building a skyscraper that collapsed during an earthquake in March.

The 30-storey tower, built to house the state’s audit office, was felled when Bangkok was hit by vibrations of a 7.7-magnitude Earthquake that hit the neighboring Myanmar.

Authorities said they had found 89 bodies from the tower of the tower, while seven are not justified.

The police who investigate the cause of the collapse said that the warrants were spent on people involved in the design, construction and construction supervision of the tower, local media reported.

The police mentioned only one of the people as businessman Premchai Karnasuta, a former president of the Italian-Thai Development PLC., One of the largest construction companies in Thailand.

Thai Media reported on Thursday that researchers had found structural errors in a lift shaft in the building. Thai authorities still have to release their findings in the cause of the collapse of the building.

Images showed high -rise buildings in Bangkok Swaying and Water falls from swimming pools on the roof on the streets below Resulting from the strong vibrations.

Buildings in the Thai capital came from the earthquake largely intact, apart from the state audal office – a tower made of blue glass and steel that was opposite the chatuchak market, a popular tourist attraction.

It was under construction under construction for an amount of more than two billion Thai Baht ($ 59 million; £ 45 million) before it was reduced to rubble.

More than 400 employees were on the site when it collapsed and drones, sniffer dogs, cranes and excavators were brought in to help with the rescue effort.