Swiss Police Estimate 40 Dead in New Year's Eve Fire at Swiss Resort
Around 100 people were also injured in the blaze at Crans-Montana, with investigations ongoing.
Swiss authorities believe approximately 40 people died and 100 others were injured in a devastating fire that broke out during a New Year's Eve party in the resort town of Crans-Montana. The incident, which occurred late on December 31, has left many victims with severe burns, making immediate identification difficult, according to the Italian Foreign Ministry.
Authorities have ruled out arson as the cause of the blaze, though investigations are still ongoing to determine the exact cause. The event, which had gathered a large crowd celebrating the new year, turned tragic as the fire quickly spread, causing widespread panic and chaos.
Local emergency services continue to work at the scene, and efforts are underway to identify the victims and assist the injured. The Swiss authorities are yet to release further details on the identities of the victims or the full extent of the damage caused by the fire.
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