วันพุธที่ 11 กุมภาพันธ์ พ.ศ. 2552
วันอังคารที่ 10 กุมภาพันธ์ พ.ศ. 2552
Compound sentences
1. Act provides fast process of compensation demands and judges can raise compensation for victims and fine wrongdoers.
- Act provides fast process of compensation demands
- Judges can raise compensation for victims and fine wrongdoers.
2. Police are still waiting to finalise witness accounts so far more than 100 witnesses have spoken to police.
- Police are still waiting to finalise witness accounts.
- Witness accounts so far more than 100 witnesses have spoken to police.
3. Police wanted to interrogate Suriya Ritrabue, managing director of White & Brothers, but his whereabouts were unknown.
- Police wanted to interrogate Suriya Ritrabue, managing director of White & Brothers.- Suriya Ritrabue, managing director of White & Brothers, but his whereabouts were unknown.
- Act provides fast process of compensation demands
- Judges can raise compensation for victims and fine wrongdoers.
2. Police are still waiting to finalise witness accounts so far more than 100 witnesses have spoken to police.
- Police are still waiting to finalise witness accounts.
- Witness accounts so far more than 100 witnesses have spoken to police.
3. Police wanted to interrogate Suriya Ritrabue, managing director of White & Brothers, but his whereabouts were unknown.
- Police wanted to interrogate Suriya Ritrabue, managing director of White & Brothers.- Suriya Ritrabue, managing director of White & Brothers, but his whereabouts were unknown.
Complex sentences
1. Foundation secretary-general Saree Ongsomwang said under the Consumer Case Procedure Act effective last year, victims of the pub fire could be considered as consumers who had the right to demand reasonable compensation from the operators concerned.
- Foundation secretary-general Saree Ongsomwang said under the Consumer Case Procedure Act effective last year
- Victims of the pub fire could be considered as consumers who had the right to demand reasonable compensation from the operators concerned.
2. When the material caught fire, it emitted toxic gases that caused victims to pass out.
- When the material caught fire.
- It emitted toxic gases that caused victims to pass out.
3. The gas replaces oxygen in blood, so many victims died when their brains were deprived of oxygen.
- The gas replaces oxygen in blood, so many victims died
- When their brains were deprived of oxygen.
- Foundation secretary-general Saree Ongsomwang said under the Consumer Case Procedure Act effective last year
- Victims of the pub fire could be considered as consumers who had the right to demand reasonable compensation from the operators concerned.
2. When the material caught fire, it emitted toxic gases that caused victims to pass out.
- When the material caught fire.
- It emitted toxic gases that caused victims to pass out.
3. The gas replaces oxygen in blood, so many victims died when their brains were deprived of oxygen.
- The gas replaces oxygen in blood, so many victims died
- When their brains were deprived of oxygen.
Type of text Organization
Time order การจัดลำดับเวลา มีการบรรยายโดยเรียงลำดับเป็นขั้นเป็นตอน
Blazing pub was ‘a deathtrap’ The Santika Club, which became a deadly inferno in the first hour of Jan 1, was a deathtrap due to hazardous materials inside and a lack of safety equipment.
Blazing pub was ‘a deathtrap’ The Santika Club, which became a deadly inferno in the first hour of Jan 1, was a deathtrap due to hazardous materials inside and a lack of safety equipment.
Summary of Text
The Santika Club, which became a deadly inferno in the first hour of Jan 1, was a deathtrap due to hazardous materials inside and a lack of safety equipment.
The building safety sub-committee of the Engineering Institute of Thailand, made the assessment after inspecting the debris of Santika on Soi Ekamai yesterday with crime scene investigators and public works officials from the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration.
The pub lacked basic equipment to deal with a fire, including emergency lamps, fire exit signs and sprinklers.
The three exits for its area of about 400 square metres were insufficient to deal with 400 guests.
Had it had sufficient sprinklers, emergency lights and more prominent fire exit signs, revellers could have escaped and survived the fire.
The main gate of the pub was 2.18 metres wide.
In case of fire, the door would be adequate for just 200 people to escape.
There were a large number of highly inflammable materials in the pub such as fibreglass, resin and plastic.
The pub's walls were lined with polystyrene.
When the material caught fire, it emitted toxic gases that caused victims to pass out.
Carbon monoxide, which was a toxic gas, was the main cause of deaths in the pub fire. The gas replaces oxygen in blood, so many victims died when their brains were deprived of oxygen.
It would be easier to treat burnt skin than to treat people who inhaled toxic gases.
In the first week after the blaze, the clogged alveoli of their contaminated lungs could swell up causing acute respiratory failure.
The death toll from the Santika pub fire reached 64 as Japanese victim Keiichi Wada died on Sunday night. Of the 68 injured, 35 remained in ICUs yesterday.
The building safety sub-committee of the Engineering Institute of Thailand, made the assessment after inspecting the debris of Santika on Soi Ekamai yesterday with crime scene investigators and public works officials from the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration.
The pub lacked basic equipment to deal with a fire, including emergency lamps, fire exit signs and sprinklers.
The three exits for its area of about 400 square metres were insufficient to deal with 400 guests.
Had it had sufficient sprinklers, emergency lights and more prominent fire exit signs, revellers could have escaped and survived the fire.
The main gate of the pub was 2.18 metres wide.
In case of fire, the door would be adequate for just 200 people to escape.
There were a large number of highly inflammable materials in the pub such as fibreglass, resin and plastic.
The pub's walls were lined with polystyrene.
When the material caught fire, it emitted toxic gases that caused victims to pass out.
Carbon monoxide, which was a toxic gas, was the main cause of deaths in the pub fire. The gas replaces oxygen in blood, so many victims died when their brains were deprived of oxygen.
It would be easier to treat burnt skin than to treat people who inhaled toxic gases.
In the first week after the blaze, the clogged alveoli of their contaminated lungs could swell up causing acute respiratory failure.
The death toll from the Santika pub fire reached 64 as Japanese victim Keiichi Wada died on Sunday night. Of the 68 injured, 35 remained in ICUs yesterday.
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