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British Teen Among 40 Victims in Swiss Ski Fire Horror

3 Jan

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Summary

  • A fire at a Swiss ski resort claimed 40 lives and injured 119.
  • A British schoolgirl is among the missing after the devastating blaze.
  • The resort is investigating safety measures following the tragic incident.
British Teen Among 40 Victims in Swiss Ski Fire Horror

Forty people perished and 119 were injured in a catastrophic fire that erupted at a Swiss ski resort on New Year's Eve. A British teenager, Charlotte Niddam, who had attended Immanuel College in Hertfordshire, is among those reported missing following the incident. The resort, Crans-Montana, was filled with revellers when the blaze broke out, creating a scene of devastation.

Emergency services responded swiftly, but the scale of the tragedy was immense. The injured comprise individuals of various nationalities, including Swiss, French, and Italian citizens, with the nationalities of some still unconfirmed. Makeshift memorials with candles and flowers have appeared near the site of the fire, and hundreds gathered in a nearby church to mourn.

Investigations into the cause of the fire are underway. Authorities plan to scrutinize the venue's safety features, including the ceiling materials intended to muffle sound and the availability and functionality of fire extinguishers and escape routes. The investigation aims to determine whether all safety regulations were met to prevent such a disaster.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
A severe fire broke out at a Swiss ski resort during New Year's Eve celebrations, resulting in 40 deaths and 119 injuries.
Yes, a former pupil from a British school, Charlotte Niddam, is reported missing following the fire at the Swiss resort.
Authorities are examining the venue's sound-muffling ceiling materials, fire extinguishers, and escape routes for compliance with safety regulations.

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