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Fire at vacation home hosting people with disabilities kills 11

Por: New York Daily News World August 09, 2023

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A massive fire ripped through a vacation home hosting adults with disabilities in eastern France on Wednesday, leaving 11 people dead, an official said. All of the victims were asleep on the upper floor and in a mezzanine area when the fire broke out around 6:30 a.m., said Nathalie Kielwasser, deputy prosecutor for Colmar. Five people were able to escape the second story while 11 others became trapped by the flames and perished inside the... + full article



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