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Report unveils causes on deadly Istanbul nightclub fire

The Istanbul fire department has released a report on an array of negligence that led to a massive fire at a nightclub in the Beşiktaş district claiming the lives of 29 people on April 2.

The incident took place during renovation work at Masquerade, a nightclub located on the ground floor of a 16-story building in the Gayrettepe neighborhood.

3 workers killed in a fire at Istanbul factory container

Three workers have been killed, and two others injured in fire in the container were workers resided within the compound of a factory in Istanbul.

The fire broke out at around 7:30 a.m. on Jan. 15 in a container housing five workers at a private company producing steel construction materials in the Sultanbeyli district.

Unknown assailants target French Consulate building in Patra

A group of around 15 individuals carried out an attack on the building that houses the French Consulate in the center of Patra, in the western Peloponnese region, in the early hours of Thursday. The assailants caused damage to the building's facade and a parked vehicle. No injuries have been reported.

North Macedonia Convicts COVID Hospital Managers Over Deadly Fire

The former head of the hospital in Tetovo, Florin Besimi, and the official in charge of the technical side of the hospital, Artan Etemi, were found guilty on Monday of endangering public safety for not acquiring fire extinguishers for the modular COVID-19 hospital ward that was hit by a deadly fire in 2021.

Fire breaks out in abandoned building in Athens city center

The fire service has responded to a fire that broke out in an abandoned building near Syntagma Square in the center of Athens.

Fifteen firefighters with five fire engines are currently taking part in the operation to extinguish the fire.

As a result of the fire, there is a disruption of vehicle traffic on Karagiorgi Servias street.

New details of the fire in the area of the Infectious Diseases Clinic PHOTO

Moreover, one person was injured and transported to the Military Medical Academy (VMA).
38 firefighters with 10 vehicles took part in extinguishing the fire in the area of the Infectious Diseases Clinic, and the firefighting team was on duty, because it was becoming possible for the fire to reappear. It is unknown at this time what caused the fire.

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