US EditionDeath toll rises to 11 in fire at Bosnian retirement home
The fire started on the nursing home's seventh floor, killing 10 residents and injuring 20 others, including staff and firefighters, officials said.
- A fire broke out on the seventh floor of a retirement home in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, causing multiple deaths and injuries.
- As of the report, 11 residents of the retirement home had died in the fire, while around 20 people were sent for medical treatment.
- Bosnian Prime Minister Nermin Niksic described the incident as "a disaster of enormous proportions" and called for a full investigation.
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At least eleven people have died and more than thirty were injured in a fire at a nursing home in the Bosnian city of Tuzla. The fire broke out around 9:00 PM last night on the 7th floor and was extinguished about an hour later, according to Bosnian media. Bosnian Federalna TV reports that the upper floors of the complex were occupied by elderly people who were unable to move independently or were ill. Tuzla Mayor Zijad Lugavic said that firefig…
A fire that broke out in a nursing home in Tuzla, northeastern Bosnia and Herzegovina, on Tuesday evening has killed eleven people and injured 35 others, including firefighters, police officers and health workers. Several people are in critical condition. The cause of the fire is not yet known, but the director of the home has already resigned for moral reasons.
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