Deadly Turkey Hotel Fire Sparks Safety Concerns and Political Blame Game
ANKARA (Reuters) - Outrage over alleged safety failures at a 12-storey hotel in Turkey has escalated into a political clash between the government and the opposition-run local authorities, after a fire killed 79 people and injured more than 50.
Witnesses say guests at a ski resort hotel in Turkey tried to escape a deadly fire with ropes and sheets hung from windows.
First victims identified after ski resort blaze kills at least 76 people - Cause of fire at the Grand Kartal hotel in ...
A catastrophic fire engulfed the Grand Kartal Hotel in Kartalkaya Ski Resort, northwestern Turkey, claiming 78 lives. The ...
The fire that claimed 79 lives has sparked public debate over who should be held accountable for the negligence.
As soon as he escaped the burning ski resort hotel, Necmi Kepcetutan knew he had to help those still trapped inside who were screaming for help, including several of his young students.
ISTANBUL: A fire at a ski resort hotel in Turkiye’s Bolu mountains killed 66 people on Tuesday and forced panicked guests to ...
Anger was growing in Turkey on Wednesday as allegations piled up that negligence played a role in the deaths of 79 people who ...
The disaster is an indictment of the entire ruling elite, including capitalist corporations and officials, who failed to take ...
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