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    Cigarette, electrical fault among possible causes of Notre Dame fire – Paris prosecutors

    By mediahitmanJune 26, 2019Updated:November 14, 2019No Comments1 Min Read
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    French authorities imagine negligence would be the trigger of the catastrophic Notre Dame fire, in line with a preliminary report by the Paris prosecutor’s workplace which has dominated out felony wrongdoing.

    Authorities mentioned that whereas they’ve dominated out felony motion, they imagine “sure failings” by a number of events could have contributed to the devastating quantity of injury achieved to the long-lasting cathedral.  

    In an announcement launched Wednesday, Paris prosecutor Remy Heitz added {that a} new investigation into the likelihood of negligence has been opened. The probe shall be overseen by three judges who will take into account the chance of an electrical fault or perhaps a cigarette began the fire. 

    The 13th century historic landmark went up in flames on April 15. While firefighters managed to save lots of the primary bell towers and outer partitions from collapse, the roof was fully gutted.

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