A devastating fire broke out at a nightclub in the southeastern city of Murcia, Spain on Sunday morning, resulting in the tragic loss of seven lives. Emergency services were alerted to the fire at around 6:00 am local time and immediately began rescue efforts. It took several hours for the firefighters to finally enter the building and assess the situation. Unfortunately, four bodies were discovered initially, with two more found later on. Ultimately, the death toll reached seven.
The nightclub, known as “Teatre” or “Fonda Milagros,” was engulfed in thick smoke as flames raged through the building. The photos released by emergency services show fire trucks desperately spraying water on the blackened facade of the club. The sight was both heartbreaking and alarming.
Rescue workers continue to work tirelessly to extinguish the fire and ensure the safety of everyone involved. The city’s town hall expressed deep regret over the tragic accident and offered sincere condolences to those affected. Four individuals, two women aged 22 and 25, and two men in their forties, also suffered from smoke inhalation and were treated for their injuries.
In response to this devastating event, the Mayor of Murcia, Jose Ballesta, declared three days of mourning. The community is united in grief and support for the affected families during this difficult time.
Over 40 firefighters and 12 emergency vehicles have been deployed to the scene, demonstrating the significant efforts being made to tackle this tragic incident. The investigation into the cause of the fire is underway, as authorities work to determine the circumstances that led to such a devastating outcome.
