New Year’s Eve sparklers may have caused deadly Swiss bar fire: Official
Summary
Investigators believe a fire at a Swiss ski resort bar on New Year’s Eve started because sparklers attached to champagne bottles ignited and set the ceiling on fire. The fire at the Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana killed more than 40 people and injured over 100. Authorities are working to identify victims and are investigating the bar's safety measures.Key Facts
- The fire occurred on New Year’s Eve at the Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana, Switzerland.
- Sparks from decorations on champagne bottles are suspected to have caused the fire, according to a prosecutor.
- More than 40 people died and 119 people were injured in the fire.
- Victim identification is ongoing using dental and DNA samples due to the condition of the bodies.
- People from various countries, including France, Italy, and Serbia, were identified among the injured.
- Authorities are investigating bar safety, including fire systems and renovations.
- Many are searching for missing friends and family, supported by social media accounts.
- The community in Crans-Montana is mourning with memorials set up for the victims.
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