A cremation rite for the bedridden man who died in a house fire in Nakhon Phanom’s Muang district on Sunday afternoon. (Photo: Pattanapong Sripiachai)
NAKHON PHANOM: The charred body of a man who had been bedridden since a motorcycle accident was found in the debris of a wooden house which burned down on Sunday.
Pol Capt Sumet Srihawong, a Ban Klang duty officer, said the fire began about 1am in a house at Ban Ponthong, the Moo 11 village, near a rubber plantation in tambon Dong Khwang, Muang district.
The house was already engulfed in flames when a fire truck arrived. Firemen soon put out the blaze but the house, built on wooden poles with a raised floor above the ground, was completely destroyed.
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