A fierce fire tore through an upscale Bangkok nightclub early on Thursday as revellers celebrated New Year, killing at least 58 people and injuring more than 200 others. Various views of the charred remains of the Santika night club in Bangkok after a blaze killed over 50 revellers ringing in the New Year. Suttirak Kumsom, paramedic, “We tried to help those we could. We saw some people stuck in the staircase burning and calling for help. We tried to help them but we could not get to them."Ash Sutton, Australian living in Bangkok , “I’m not so sure, but I know that there was- I heard that the electricity went out, so they couldn't find the exit signs to get out.” Relatives and police outside club on Thursday morning. Prime Minister, Abhisit Vejjajiva touring nightclub scene with officials. Harris Jirayospat, Bangkok resident, “People stuck inside when the fire started. People stuck inside because they can't breathe because a lot of smoke. When they can’t breathe, then they faint. That's how they cannot come out.” Forensic experts inspecting inside of nightclub- shoes belonging to people who tried to escape the burning nightclub. CD covers lying on ground. CDs are titled "Goodbye Santika. Police forensic investigators sifted through the charred remains of an upscale Bangkok nightclub Thursday, seeking clues to a blaze that killed 58 revellers ringing in the New Year and injured 223. Relatives and friends gathered at Bangkok hospital.