Summary
A fire at a bar in Crans-Montana, a Swiss ski resort, resulted in dozens of deaths during a New Year's Eve party. The fire injured over 100 people, many of them seriously, and involved international citizens. Switzerland is in mourning, and neighboring countries are helping with medical treatment for the injured.
Key Facts
- A fire broke out at Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, killing dozens.
- Over 100 people were injured, with many in critical condition.
- The fire may have started from sparklers attached to champagne bottles.
- Swiss President stated it is one of the worst tragedies in the country.
- Neighboring countries are assisting with the treatment of injured people.
- The Foreign Office is ready to help any British nationals involved.
- Switzerland announced five days of mourning for the tragedy.
- Eight French and sixteen Italian nationals are missing after the incident.
