A fire at the Lat Phrao beer factory claimed the life of a 23-year-old woman, the 35th victim. Her mother posted sadly that her daughter no longer needs to endure pain and wishes for her to become an angel in heaven. The mother said she will stay strong.
On 22 July 2026, reporters reported progress on the Lat Phrao beer factory fire. There was one more severely injured person who died, identified as Miss Thitichaya Krutwichit, age 23, also known as Aom-Aem.
Aom-Aem’s mother posted a deeply sorrowful message on Facebook, stating: "Miracles don't exist. On 22 July 2026 at 02:22, my beautiful daughter no longer has to suffer or endure pain. I love you so much, my brave one, the apple of my eye. Go be a beautiful angel in heaven, my beautiful daughter. You were strong and brave. Don't worry about me, dad, or your siblings. Rest peacefully and watch Nam Ing's success from heaven. I will be strong. May you rest peacefully and happily. Thitichaya Krutwichit (Aom-Aem), I did all I could for you, my child. I'm sorry, my beautiful one, 23 years, 6 months, and 13 days of raising you. I'm so proud of you. Even if no one else loves you, I do, my dear daughter."
Meanwhile, the Bachelor of Public Administration program in Police Administration at Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University posted a condolence message: "The Police Administration program, College of Politics and Governance, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, expresses deepest sympathy for the passing of Miss Thitichaya Krutwichit (Aom-Aem), a student of the 8th Police Administration cohort. Aom-Aem’s departure has deeply saddened and grieved faculty, staff, and friends. On behalf of the program, we extend condolences and strength to her family, relatives, and loved ones. May you all find courage and strength to overcome this time of loss with our deepest sympathy."