Dizziness, headaches in a Pattaya locale after a cannabis farm fire at a residence on Friday morning

September 25, 2026 at 10:13 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Living , Media , Thailand

A fierce fire gutted a two-storey cannabis farm in Pattaya on Friday, sending residents fleeing with pets through pungent smoke. Firefighters battled the blaze in heavy rain for 30 minutes as burning cannabis fumes swept through nearby homes. Rescue workers, police and residents later reported dizziness, headaches and hazy eyes. The farm’s employee described sparks and a loud bang before flames raced through the building. Meanwhile, she identified its owner as a 42-year-old Bolivian man. Police suspect an electrical short circuit, although forensic investigators have yet to confirm the cause or assess the losses.

Pattaya cannabis farm fire sends residents fleeing with pets as burning crop leaves rescuers dizzy. Police suspect an electrical fault after sparks and a loud bang. ( Source: Daily News )

A fire ripped through a two-storey cannabis farm in Pattaya on Friday morning, sending residents fleeing through thick, pungent smoke. Some neighbours scrambled from their homes carrying pets as the fumes spread across the residential community. Meanwhile, firefighters battled flames during heavy rain before bringing the blaze under control about 30 minutes later.

The fire struck on September 25 inside Thepprasit Village, Soi Thepprasit 1, Moo 12, Nong Prue subdistrict. The neighbourhood lies in Bang Lamung district, Chonburi province. One report identified the property as house number 407/100. The two-storey home had been converted into an indoor cannabis cultivation facility.

Reports placed the emergency call between 7.36 am and 7.50 am. One rescue report initially warned that somebody could be trapped inside the burning house. In response, volunteer rescue workers raced to the scene and coordinated with Pattaya’s fire service. Police officers were also dispatched.

Fire crews battle thick cannabis smoke as residents flee homes and carry pets through heavy rain

On arrival, emergency crews faced a building already pumping heavy smoke across the neighbourhood. Residents nearest the property rushed outside towards safer areas. Notably, some struggled to carry their pets with them as smoke engulfed the immediate surroundings. Despite the rain, other villagers gathered nearby and watched firefighters move against the blaze.

Two Pattaya City fire engines were deployed. Crews directed water into the house as flames burned through its lower floor. Cannabis plants were being cultivated downstairs and upstairs. Consequently, the burning crop generated large volumes of smoke that spread far beyond the property.

At the same time, a powerful smell permeated the area. Firefighters continued attacking the blaze for approximately 30 minutes before finally controlling it. Once inside, crews found severe damage throughout the converted growing facility. Heat and flames had devastated the cannabis crop and equipment across both floors.

Despite the scale of the fire, nobody was found dead or injured by the flames. The initial report of somebody trapped inside did not result in a reported casualty. However, the burning cannabis soon produced a different problem for people gathered around the scene.

Burning cannabis leaves firefighters and residents dizzy as investigators focus on electrical equipment

Smoke from the crop engulfed firefighters, rescue workers and police officers during the operation. Nearby residents and people helping at the scene were also exposed. Soon afterwards, some began experiencing dizziness and headaches after inhaling the fumes. Others reportedly developed hazy or glassy eyes.

Daily News described some exposed responders and residents as smiling broadly as the smoke lingered around them. Conversely, others developed headaches and moved quickly away from the property. Those affected put distance between themselves and the smoke to avoid further exposure. No serious injuries from the fumes were reported.

As firefighters finished their work, attention shifted towards the moments immediately before the blaze. Ms Nok, 47, worked at the property caring for the cannabis crop. Her account pointed investigators towards electrical equipment on the lower floor.

One report said Ms Nok saw sparks coming from an electrical control box shortly before the fire. Another said she heard an electrical short while entering the house. Then came a loud bang resembling an explosion. Within moments, flames spread rapidly through the cultivation facility.

Ms Nok subsequently contacted emergency services as the situation deteriorated. By then, the fire was spreading through the lower floor and producing increasingly heavy smoke. Cannabis plants and growing equipment on both levels were eventually damaged or destroyed.

Bolivian man named as cannabis farm owner as neighbour describes loud bang and fears fire spreading

During questioning, Ms Nok also identified the reported owner of the operation. She named him as Mr Moxito, 42, a Bolivian national. Separately, a neighbour confirmed that a foreign national operated the cannabis facility.

The neighbour, identified as Ms Ouan, 60, lived close to the burning property. She told reporters that cannabis had been cultivated inside the house for more than a year. During Friday’s emergency, she heard a bang before seeing smoke pour from the building.

Immediately, Ms Ouan feared the fire could spread to her own home. She therefore called for emergency assistance. Her account placed neighbouring properties close enough for residents to fear the flames could reach them.

The blaze was unfolding inside a residential community rather than a remote cultivation site. Moreover, the indoor farm occupied an ordinary two-storey house surrounded by other homes. That setting brought the smoke directly into neighbouring streets as firefighters tackled the flames.

Once the fire was contained, Pattaya City Police officers began examining the property. They photographed the damaged building and recorded evidence for the investigation. Officers also questioned people connected with the cannabis farm. The electrical system quickly became the focus.

Police suspect electrical short circuit as forensic officers prepare to examine fire damage and losses

Based on statements gathered at the scene, police initially suspect an electrical short circuit. Investigators believe the fault may have started around the electrical control equipment. The resulting fire then spread through the cannabis plants and cultivation operation.

Nevertheless, police had not formally established the cause by Friday. Forensic officers were expected to inspect the damaged property before investigators reached a final conclusion. Their examination will determine the precise origin of the fire and assess the electrical equipment.

The value of the destruction was also unknown. No official figure had been produced for the damaged crop, cultivation equipment or building. Investigators therefore left the financial assessment open while forensic work continued.

Significantly, the available reports provided little information about the business behind the farm. Ms Nok identified Mr Moxito as its owner and gave his Bolivian nationality. However, reports did not establish whether he owned the house itself.

Nor did they identify a registered company operating the cultivation facility. Likewise, the reports provided no details concerning cultivation licences or other regulatory approvals. There was also no reported finding that the cannabis operation had breached regulations.

Police focus on fire cause as cannabis smoke spreads beyond gutted Pattaya farm into nearby homes

Instead, Friday’s police work remained centred on the cause of the blaze. Officers had the employee’s account of electrical trouble immediately before flames appeared. They also had the neighbour’s separate account of hearing a bang before smoke poured outside.

The fire left the two-storey cultivation operation extensively damaged after only about half an hour. Yet its impact spread beyond the burned building. Heavy cannabis smoke forced residents from nearby homes and affected people working at the scene.

By the end of the emergency, firefighters had prevented any reported loss of life. Residents who initially fled were able to remain clear of the burning property. However, the pungent smoke continued hanging over the area after the flames were suppressed.

Forensic investigators must now establish whether the suspected electrical fault caused the fire. Separately, the final cost of the destroyed cannabis crop, equipment and property remains to be calculated.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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2026年9月25日晚上10:13

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

生活、媒体、泰国

周五，芭堤雅一栋两层楼的大麻种植场发生猛烈火灾，浓烟滚滚，居民们带着宠物纷纷逃离。消防员冒着大雨奋战了30分钟才将火扑灭，燃烧的大麻产生的烟雾弥漫到附近的房屋。救援人员、警察和居民随后都报告出现头晕、头痛和眼睛发涩等症状。种植场的一名员工描述说，在火焰迅速蔓延之前，她看到火花和一声巨响。她还确认种植场的主人是一名42岁的玻利维亚男子。警方怀疑起火原因是电路短路，但法医调查人员尚未确认起火原因或评估损失。

芭堤雅大麻种植场发生火灾，居民带着宠物逃离现场，燃烧的作物令救援人员头晕目眩。警方在听到火花和巨响后，怀疑起因是电路故障。（来源：每日新闻）

周五上午，芭堤雅一栋两层楼的大麻种植场发生火灾，浓烟滚滚，刺鼻难闻，居民纷纷逃离。烟雾蔓延至整个居民区，一些邻居抱着宠物匆忙逃离家园。与此同时，消防员冒着大雨奋力扑救，约30分钟后控制住了火势。

9月25日，春武里府邦拉蒙县农普鲁街道12村1巷Thepprasit村发生火灾。据报道，起火房屋门牌号为407/100。这栋两层楼的房屋已被改建为室内大麻种植设施。

据报道，紧急呼叫时间为早上7点36分至7点50分之间。一份救援报告最初警告称，可能有人被困在燃烧的房屋内。接到报警后，志愿救援人员迅速赶到现场，并与芭堤雅消防部门协调行动。警方也已出动警力。

消防人员奋力扑灭浓重的毒品烟雾，居民们冒着瓢泼大雨逃离家园，抱着宠物四处逃窜。

救援人员到达现场时，发现一栋建筑物已经浓烟滚滚，弥漫了整个街区。距离建筑物最近的居民纷纷涌向安全地带。值得注意的是，由于周围烟雾弥漫，一些居民甚至难以带着宠物逃离。尽管下着雨，其他村民仍然聚集在附近，观看消防员奋力扑救。

芭堤雅市消防局出动了两辆消防车。消防员向房屋内喷水，当时火焰已蔓延至房屋底层。房屋上下两层都种植着大麻。因此，燃烧的作物产生了大量浓烟，并扩散到房屋周围很远的地方。

与此同时，一股强烈的气味弥漫开来。消防员持续扑救约30分钟后最终控制住了火势。进入室内后，消防人员发现这座改建后的种植设施损毁严重。高温和火焰摧毁了两层楼的大麻作物和设备。

尽管火势很大，但无人因火灾而死亡或受伤。最初有人被困在屋内的报告最终并未造成人员伤亡。然而，燃烧的大麻很快给聚集在现场的人们带来了另一个问题。

燃烧的大麻导致消防员和居民头晕目眩，调查人员正将注意力集中在电气设备上。

行动期间，农作物冒出的浓烟笼罩了消防员、救援人员和警察。附近的居民和现场救援人员也受到了影响。不久之后，一些人吸入烟雾后开始出现头晕和头痛的症状。据报道，另一些人则出现了眼睛模糊或目光呆滞的症状。

《每日新闻》报道称，一些暴露在烟雾中的救援人员和居民面带笑容，尽管烟雾仍然弥漫在他们周围。相反，另一些人则出现头痛症状，并迅速离开现场。受影响的人都与烟雾保持距离，以避免进一步吸入。据报道，没有人员因吸入烟雾而受重伤。

消防员完成灭火工作后，人们的注意力转向了火灾发生前的那一刻。47岁的诺克女士在该处房产工作，负责照料大麻作物。她的描述将调查人员的注意力引向了位于底层的电气设备。

一份报告称，诺克女士在火灾发生前不久看到一个电控箱冒出火花。另一份报告称，她在进入房屋时听到一声电路短路声。随后传来一声巨响，类似爆炸。瞬间，火焰迅速蔓延至整个种植设施。

随着火势恶化，诺克女士随即联系了紧急救援部门。此时，火势已蔓延至底层，浓烟也越来越浓。最终，两层楼的大麻植株和种植设备均遭到损毁。

邻居称一声巨响，担心火势蔓延，并指认一名玻利维亚男子为大麻种植园主。

在询问过程中，诺克女士还指认了据称是该非法种植场所的经营者。她称其为42岁的玻利维亚公民莫西托先生。此外，一位邻居也证实，该大麻种植场所由一名外国公民经营。

邻居欧安女士（60岁）住在起火房屋附近。她告诉记者，这栋房子里种植大麻已有一年多。周五发生紧急情况时，她先是听到一声巨响，然后看到浓烟从房屋中滚滚而出。

欧安女士立即担心火势会蔓延到她家，于是拨打了紧急求助电话。据她描述，邻近房屋距离很近，居民们担心火势会蔓延到自己家。

火灾发生在居民区内，而非偏远的种植基地。此外，这个室内农场位于一栋普通的二层楼房内，周围都是民居。这样的环境使得消防员在灭火时，浓烟直接飘入邻近的街道。

火势得到控制后，芭堤雅市警方开始对房屋进行勘察。他们拍摄了受损建筑的照片，并记录了调查证据。警方还询问了与大麻种植场有关的人员。电力系统很快成为调查的重点。

警方怀疑起火原因是电路短路，法医人员正准备勘察火灾造成的损失和破坏。

根据现场收集的证词，警方最初怀疑是电路短路引发的火灾。调查人员认为故障可能始于电气控制设备附近。随后，火势蔓延至大麻植株和种植区。

然而，截至周五，警方尚未正式确定起火原因。法医人员预计将对受损房屋进行勘察，之后调查人员才能得出最终结论。他们的勘察将确定火灾的确切起因，并对电气设备进行评估。

损失金额也尚不清楚。官方尚未公布受损农作物、耕作设备或建筑物的具体损失数字。因此，在法证工作继续进行的同时，调查人员暂未进行财务评估。

值得注意的是，现有报告几乎没有提供关于农场背后商业活动的任何信息。诺克女士指出莫西托先生是农场的所有者，并提供了他的玻利维亚国籍。然而，报告并未证实他是否拥有房屋本身。

他们也没有指明运营该种植设施的注册公司。同样，报告也没有提供有关种植许可证或其他监管批准的任何细节。此外，也没有任何报告指出该大麻种植活动违反了相关规定。

警方正全力调查火灾原因，因为大麻烟雾从芭堤雅被烧毁的农场蔓延到附近民宅。

周五，警方的调查工作仍然集中在火灾原因上。警员们掌握了该员工的证词，称在火焰出现前不久发生了电气故障。他们还了解到邻居的说法，称在浓烟涌出之前听到了一声巨响。

这场大火仅持续了大约半小时，就将这座两层楼的种植设施严重损毁。然而，其影响远不止于被烧毁的建筑物。浓重的烟雾迫使附近居民撤离家园，并影响了现场工作人员。

紧急情况结束后，消防员阻止了任何人员伤亡。最初逃离的居民得以远离燃烧的房屋。然而，即使火势被扑灭，刺鼻的浓烟仍然笼罩着该地区。

法医调查人员现在必须确定疑似的电气故障是否是火灾的起因。此外，被毁大麻作物、设备和财产的最终损失仍有待计算。

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芭堤雅一名外国游客因泰国男子抱怨公共场所吸烟而对其进行攻击，引发人们对大麻问题的担忧。

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詹姆斯·莫里斯（James Morris）是一位常驻曼谷的国际作家，笔名，他为多家国际新闻媒体撰稿。自2015年泰国新闻网站Thai Examiner成立以来，他一直是该网站的副编辑。孙阮（Son Nguyen）是一位国际作家和新闻评论员，专长于泰国新闻和时事。他于2018年5月加入Thai Examiner新闻编辑部。

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越南正大量吸引泰国的优质游客，而曼谷却在打击非法游客方面举步维艰 2026年9月21日 越南旅游业的蓬勃发展正在缩小与泰国的差距

2026年9月21日星期六上午，芭堤雅一处公寓发生骚乱和枪击事件，一名在职警官因此接受调查。枪声响彻芭堤雅南部一处公寓。

2026年9月20日，曼谷地铁蓝线周日发生火灾，损失比预想的更为严重，工程师们连夜抢修。为挽救曼谷地铁周一的通勤，各方争分夺秒。

泰国皇家海军宣布与韩国达成一项雄心勃勃的协议，将在泰国本土部分建造下一代护卫舰（2026年9月20日）。泰国向韩国寻求价值167.3亿泰铢的援助。

2026年9月20日，因榴莲纠纷引发致命冲突，Thanyathorn Songserm 在家中杀害婆婆，并试图处决分居伴侣和其他人。

那拉提瓦府叛乱分子遭炸弹和枪击伏击身亡，两名国防志愿兵丧生。曼谷寻求和平谈判。2026年9月19日，炸弹和枪击伏击导致两名国防志愿兵丧生。

阿努廷敦促官员驱逐不受欢迎的外国人。关于墓地问题，总理敦促他们在家中去世。2026年9月18日，阿努廷指示各省省长使用新的驱逐权。

泰国明星Lisa凭借歌曲《SaWaDiKa》在美国大获成功，该曲迅速跻身Billboard Hot 100榜单，并于2026年9月17日亮相吉米·法伦秀。Lisa凭借《SaWaDiKa》在美国再创佳绩。

阿努廷第一届政府的前部长沃拉帕克·塔尼亚翁因涉嫌诈骗行业被列入国会制裁名单（2026年9月17日）。沃拉帕克·塔尼亚翁面临美国制裁调查。

乌隆他尼警方追捕凶手，一名24岁女子于2026年9月17日被发现赤身裸体，遭电线勒死。死者帕塔拉瓦林·“皮姆”·皮亚多克，24岁，被发现时全身赤裸。

泰国加入针对大型跨国公司的最低税率制度，融入全球税收网络 2026年9月16日 泰国加入全球税收体系，最低税率为15%。

对与持有850亿泰铢房产的外国人有关的11000家公司的调查将于9月30日前完成 2026年9月16日 泰国正加紧解决这11000家公司的调查

2026年9月16日，一名美国男子在普吉岛被捕，逮捕令是四年前德克萨斯州签发的，罪名是勒颈。这名美国逃犯名叫布拉德，在普吉岛郊外被捕。

联合国程序在新加坡启动听证会。泰国外交部长于2026年9月15日采取强硬立场。泰国和柬埔寨在新加坡就此问题展开对峙。

从摊位到智能手机，泰国税务部门正积极监管新兴经济中的线上交易者群体（2026年9月15日） 泰国税务部门正追查智能手机经济的发展

文化部长在新闻发布会上驳斥柬埔寨环球小姐选美大赛使用120年前泰国女性照片的做法 2026年9月22日

2026年9月22日，一名35岁泰国女子在台湾遇害，其家人要求归还骨灰并索要经济赔偿。

2026年9月21日，伦敦警察厅根据线报捣毁了以泰国女子“冰雪女王弗蕾雅”为名的性交易团伙。

蜘蛛侠“和平”抗议及逮捕事件：苏梅岛动物园争议最新进展（2026年9月21日）

2026年9月20日星期日，南部省份亚拉发生骚乱，一名助理村长在当晚的袭击中丧生。

普吉岛毒品检查站丑闻。为打击毒品犯罪而设立的国防军小组被指控敲诈勒索。2026年9月20日

他信时代部长回顾泰国2006年政变，呼吁建立以人民为中心的民主制度。2026年9月20日

2026年9月19日，45岁的澳大利亚男子西蒙·彼得·卡曼在芭堤雅被控谋杀，但他拒不不认罪，保释申请被拒绝。

随着债务上限临近，公共债务较新冠疫情前水平大幅飙升，政府是时候勒紧裤腰带了。（2026年9月18日）

泰国准备对境外生产的电动汽车征收30%的税，以促进其汽车产业发展（2026年9月18日）

2026年9月17日，芭堤雅一名好心人因帮女友找回丢失的摩托车钥匙，被一名行为怪异的外国人殴打。

2026年9月17日，一名买家在清迈购买了一处法拍房产，周二震惊地发现前房主遗骸。

2026年9月17日，一位母亲敦促警方寻找涉嫌造成其儿子死亡的交通事故的中国公民。

他信寻求法院颁布禁令，阻止税务部门在2025年8月追缴170亿比索的税款判决。2026年9月16日

2026年9月16日，一名英国男子周二遭两名醉酒摩托车手袭击并被割伤，当时两人试图抢走他的智能手机。

选举委员会成员阻挠总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔平息参议院丑闻的努力 2026年9月16日

雀巢与亿万富翁马哈吉西里家族的合作关系于2026年9月15日演变为全面法律战。

2026年9月15日，在打击非法埋葬的新一轮行动中，四具遗体于周二从北柳府一处犹太人墓地被移走。

反对派警告：根据周一的一系列决定和判决，选举委员会的真面目暴露无遗 2026年9月15日

一名中国男子于1991年逃往泰国后被捕。该公司在他于2026年9月14日突然倒闭前几周筹集了资金。

泰国经济呈K型波动，许多人为了维持生计不得不减少食物和餐饮开支。（2026年9月14日）

民意调查显示，在当前紧张的政治氛围下，公众对以色列在泰国的不当行为感到担忧 2026年9月14日

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