Macron mourns, a fake house fire in France has resulted in 9 deaths in the town of Wenzeneim | Time | Macron
According to the Associated Press, on the 9th local time, a fire broke out in a vacation home for disabled people in the town of Wenzeneim in the Alsace region of France, resulting in at least 9 deaths.
According to reports, Philip Howell, responsible for firefighting and rescue work, said that two more people may have died in the fire, and rescue personnel are still searching. In addition, 17 people were evacuated, one of whom was taken to the hospital due to serious injuries.
According to previous reports, the local fire department stated that around 6:30 am local time on the 9th, a fire alarm was received in the town of Wenzenam. The fire department also stated that the residence was rented by a local association that helps people with disabilities.
According to French media sources cited by Reuters, Daniel Le Roy, an official from the town of Wenzeneim, stated in an interview that the fire occurred very early and people were still asleep at the time.
After the accident, French President Macron posted on social media, saying, "In the face of this tragedy, my heart is with the victims, the injured, and their families. Thank you to our security forces and emergency services."