A tragic event unfolded in Thailand as a crane collapsed, leading to fatalities of more than 20 people. The victims were predominantly Japanese nationals working on a construction site. As of now, the cause of the crane collapse is unknown and the authorities along with the company administering the construction project are investigating rigorously to find the cause and hold responsible parties accountable.

Workplace safety, especially within the construction industry, is taken very seriously in Japan. Incidents like these usually give rise to a nation-wide discourse on the implementation and importance of safety measures in work environments. It often stirs extensive investigations into companies' adherence to safety protocols, while also leading to stronger enforcement of safety laws and regulations.

In the US or EU, similar incidents would be handled with prominent media coverage. The demand for accountability is high, and potential violations of safety regulations are deeply scrutinized. The accidents typically lead to lawsuits and hefty fines for the companies involved. Stricter safety standards and regulations are usually proposed and enforced following such incidents.