Paris fire: One woman arrested after 10 people die and 30 injured in apartment blaze
More than 200 firefighters and emergency workers were involved in the operation.
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More than 200 firefighters and emergency workers were involved in the operation.
Emergency services were called to the blaze in the Highfields area of Stafford at 2.40am.
The fire broke out in a bed in Bruff, Co Limerick in the early hours of yesterday morning.
The blaze broke out in a premises adjacent to The Plaza on Upper Main Street shortly after 9pm.
There are currently two fire engines from Phisborough fire station on the scene.
The fire broke out at a house in Tullyvoheen shortly after 7pm last night.
The fire has caused extensive damage to the public house.
John Keith Connors had a “tiny window” of opportunity to enter the burning mobile home, the inquest heard.
The explosion hit days after a blast apparently caused by a gas leak hit a Paris bakery.
Ten people, including five children, died in the fire on 10 October 2015.
There are clear victims here – the men, women and children who were forced to flee their homes, Dr Fiona O’Reilly writes.
The cause of the fire is not yet known, and an investigation has been launched by gardaí.
The fire broke out shortly before 8pm.
The ancient shunning practice known as “chhaupadi” was outlawed in 2005.
Players in escape room games are locked inside a room or building and must solve puzzles to unlock the door.
Firefighters found the victims’ bodies after they extinguished a fire next to the locked room.
The man with severe burns was taken to an intensive care unit.
The fire broke out overnight on the Main Street of Bray.
Residents of the apartment complex off Benburb Street alerted fire crews just before 9pm and the fire was quickly extinguished.
The fire was contained to one room and several other patients are now being treated for injuries.
The alarm was raised at around 9am this morning.
One patient is being treated for burn injuries and two with smoke inhalation.
The alarm was raised last night and a fire was extinguished in the lobby.
As one of the first human inventions fire is often used as a metaphor for human civilisation and its downsides, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
Twelve people were injured in the fire.
Verdicts of accidental death were returned at Dublin Coroner’s Court today.
Another vehicle beside the camper van also caught fire.
The fire has now been extinguished.
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses in their investigation into “all circumstances” around what could have caused the fire.
Sharife Elouahabi claimed a total of £103,475.60 in accommodation and financial benefits.
US president Donald Trump is set to visit the tinder-dry state tomorrow.
Five Dublin Fire Brigade units tackled the blaze in Milltown.
The fire is thought to have started in an office over a pub.
People can be heard laughing in the video and saying “jump out the window” and “help me, help me”.
Halloween is one of the busiest days of the year for the force.
Emergency services do not want to see a repeat of Halloween-related injuries they have seen in previous years.
A group of schoolchildren were shown the devastating injuries that can be caused by fireworks.
A garda source said the fire was being treated as “suspicious”.
Four people received hospital treatment for minor injuries.
Last year a firefighter made a protected disclosure about the exams, claiming some candidates had been given the questions beforehand.