At least 27 people were killed and 63 others injured, many of them critically, when a fire tore through a crowded bar in northern Bangkok early Monday, Al Jazeera reported.
The blaze erupted around midnight at the Na Ladprao pub near the city's Chatuchak market, according to Al Jazeera. The Washington Examiner reported that 22 people were in critical condition following the fire, which sent patrons fleeing into bathrooms at the back of the venue as flames spread through the building.
The BBC's South East Asia correspondent visited the site, where the disaster has revived concerns over lax fire-safety enforcement at entertainment venues in the Thai capital, Al Jazeera reported.
— Compiled from reporting by Al Jazeera, the BBC and the Washington Examiner.