BANGKOK, Thailand – A further person has died following the fire at the entertainment venue on Lat Phrao Road in Bangkok’s Chatuchak district, taking the confirmed death toll to 38, according to the latest update from the Erawan Centre on August 12, 2026.

Death Toll In Bangkok Rong Beer Na Fire Reaches 37

The latest victim, Saimae Singchom, was transferred from Chulalongkorn Hospital to Maharat Nakhon Ratchasima Hospital and died at 6:30 PM on August 11, 2026. She had been among the 77 injured people taken to hospital after the fire at the venue, known as Rong Beer Na Lat Phrao.

The latest update also confirmed that 13 people remain in hospital after the blaze, with seven being treated in intensive care and six in general wards. Of the total 77 injured, 53 have been discharged and returned home, 11 have died while receiving treatment, and 13 are still receiving treatment, including the seven ICU patients and six in ordinary hospital wards.

The fire, which broke out at the popular entertainment venue, has become one of the deadliest incidents of its kind in recent years in Bangkok. The cause of the blaze remains under investigation, with authorities examining the venue’s safety compliance and emergency response protocols. The incident has raised serious concerns about fire safety standards in entertainment establishments across the city, with officials facing mounting pressure to enforce stricter regulations and inspections.

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The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration has expressed condolences to the families of the victims and confirmed that compensation and support will be provided to those affected. Investigations are continuing, with authorities working to determine the full circumstances surrounding the tragedy and identify any lapses in safety measures that may have contributed to the high death toll. Emergency services and hospital staff continue to provide care for those still receiving treatment, as the city mourns the loss of life in one of the worst fire disasters in recent memory.

-Thailand News (TN)