Fire in Antwerp Kills Five
A fire in Antwerp, Belgium, caused five deaths. The cause was a short circuit. A water pipe was damaged during electrical work.
The fire started in an apartment building last week. A short circuit is believed to have started the fire. A broken water pipe was damaged when a new electrical cabinet was installed. The water leak then caused further problems. Investigators are looking into the exact cause of the fire.
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Highlights
Antwerp Fire Causes Deaths
A deadly fire in Antwerp killed five people.
Electrical Fault Triggered Fire
The fire was caused by a short circuit.
Water Pipe Damage Key Factor
A broken water pipe caused the short circuit.
New Cabinet Installation Involved
The fire happened while a new electrical cabinet was installed.
Investigation Ongoing for Details
Authorities are investigating the exact cause of the fire.
Perspectives
- A fire broke out in an Antwerp apartment building.
- The fire was caused by a short circuit.
- A water pipe was damaged during the incident.
- Five women died in the fire.
The prosecution believes the electrical fault was the primary cause.
RTBF, BE
NOS Nieuws reports a short circuit caused the damage.
NOS Nieuws, NL