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Bangkok’s Collapse Scandal: Sub-Standard Steel, Chinese Builders, and a $60M Disaster

On March 28, an earthquake of 7.7 magnitude rattled Bangkok—yet only one building collapsed: a 30-storey government tower under construction...

On March 28, an earthquake of 7.7 magnitude rattled Bangkok—yet only one building collapsed: a 30-storey government tower under construction. It wasn’t just bad luck. It was a blueprint for disaster.

This video uncovers the shocking truth behind the collapse: fake steel, illegal foreign ownership, and a Chinese state contractor caught sneaking into the rubble to retrieve sensitive documents. The project was part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative—and now it’s at the center of a $60 million scandal.

As of April 27, 2025, 62 deaths have been confirmed, with 32 people still missing, and national investigators digging deeper, this is no longer just a construction failure. It’s a corruption crisis unraveling at the highest levels.

The building was being built by a Chinese company and a Thai construction firm. The collapse was the deadliest single incident in Thailand from the earthquake, with most of the fatalities thought to be construction workers. 

Key Points:

  • Location: Bangkok, Thailand 
  • Date: March 28, 2025 
  • Cause: 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar 
  • Building: 30-story skyscraper, under construction for the State Audit Office 
  • Status: The building was 30% complete and undergoing piping and glass wall installation. 
  • Casualties: 62 confirmed deaths, 32 missing, 9 injured. 
  • Investigation: A Thai government investigation is underway to determine the cause of the collapse. 
  • Construction: The building was being built by a Chinese company and a Thai construction firm. 
  • Questions: The structural integrity of the building and the construction processes are being questioned. 
  • Documents: Four Chinese nationals were detained for allegedly attempting to remove documents from the site, raising further questions about the incident. 


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