59 people die, over 200 hurt in Bangkok nightclub fire

59 people die, over 200 hurt in Bangkok nightclub fire

BANGKOK, Thailand - Police examine the inside of a nightclub in Bangkok on Jan. 1 after a fire broke out there shortly after midnight Dec. 31. At least 59 people were killed and 212 others, including four Japanese, injured in the fire.

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