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The court in Thailand issued 17 arrest warrants for people related to the construction of a skyscraper that fell apart during the earthquake in March.
The 30-storey tower built to place the state audit office was built when Bangkok was hit by jolts of 7.7 quantities an earthquake that hit the neighboring Myanmar.
Authorities said they removed 89 bodies from the tower, and the seven remain without regard.
Police, who is investigating the crash, said the warrants were issued to people involved in the development, construction and construction of the tower, local media reported.
Police named only one of the people as a businessman of the Prime Minister Karnausut, a former president of the Italian-Thai development, one of the largest construction firms in Thailand.
On Thursday, Thai Media reported that investigators found structural shortcomings in the lifting shafts in the building. Thai authorities have not yet released their findings on the collapse of the building.
The frames show the multi -storey buildings in Bangkok, swaying and Water falls from pools on the roof on the street below As a result of strong jolts.
The buildings in the Thai language capital left the earthquake to a large extent untouched, except for the audit state office – the blue glass towers and steel, which was located opposite the Chatuchak market, a popular tourist attraction.
It was built for three years at the cost of more than two billion Thai Bath ($ 59 million; £ 45 million) before it was reduced to rubble.
There were more than 400 workers at this place when it fell apart, and drones, dogs, breadcrumbs, cranes and excavators were brought to help with rescue efforts.
