Autopsies find most Bangkok fire victims died from smoke inhalation

Channel NewsAsia reports that autopsies of the victims of a fire at a Bangkok bar have found that twenty-seven of them died from carbon monoxide and cyanide poisoning after inhaling smoke. The finding points to the blaze's fumes, rather than the flames themselves, as the cause of most of the deaths.

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