
Swiss Bar Destroyed by Deadly New Year Blaze: Co-Owner Detained for Three Months
A Swiss court has ordered the preventive detention of the co-owner of the venue that went up in flames, killing 40 people.

A Swiss court has ordered the preventive detention of the co-owner of the venue that went up in flames, killing 40 people.

Investigators say the suspect was detained as a flight risk, as scrutiny intensifies over a lack of fire safety inspections at the venue.

Authorities are examining possible safety failures and the owners’ financial background following one of Switzerland’s deadliest nightlife disasters in recent years.

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Switzerland prepares for a national day of mourning, as authorities say many of those killed were teenagers and students—and prosecutors investigate possible negligence.

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