Bangkok, A fire broke out in an old pile of wood next to a hut in Wat Kaeo Fa Chulamanee. Near the Parliament Building, Dusit District, luckily a monk saw the flames first. Therefore, he quickly informed the officials to extinguish the fire in time. At around 2:50 a.m., a fire broke out in an old pile of wood next to a hut in Wat Kaeo Fa Chulamanee. Fortunately, a monk saw the flames first. He quickly notified the officials to put out the fire in time. Around 2:50 a.m., a fire broke out in an old pile of wood next to a hut in Wat Kaeo Fa Chulamanee. It is a large pile of wood piled up next to the hut of Wat Kaeo Fa Chulamanee. Near the Parliament Building, Thahan Road, Thanon Nakhon Chai Si Subdistrict, Dusit District, Bangkok. At first, the fire was burning in a pile of wood. before spreading to nearby temple monasteries Fortunately, a monk from the temple saw the flames and smoke first and quickly informed the officials and they helped extinguish the fire. Officials used five water trucks to spray water from all directions. Therefore able to prevent the fire from spreading to the cubicle. Only minor damage was found to the walls and outside area. The pile of wood was all burned down. From the initial investigation, no injuries were found. A monk living in the monastery said that while he was in retreat he smelled a strong stench and saw flames burning a pile of wood. Therefore, he immediately notified fire officials to put an end to the incident. Initially, Bang Pho Police Station investigators came to collect evidence and examine images from CCTV cameras in the temple area. To find the cause of this fire. Source: Thai News Agency