New Zealand: Chris Hipkins Action After Welington a four storey hostel fire
A fire broke out in a four-storey hostel in Wellington, New Zealand. At least 10 people died in this accident. After the news of the fire, the rescue team and the team of firefighter reached the spot and started the work of extinguishing the fire. Meanwhile, the rescue team started searching for people from the debris.
According to the report of the New Zealand Herald, the fire continued almost overnight, in which 10 people are reported to have died. Meanwhile, the country’s Prime Minister Chris Hipkins told the AM Morning News program that according to him the death of 6 people has been confirmed and the figures can increase even more.
A fire broke out at the four-storey Loafers Lodge Hostel in Wellington, New Zealand at around 12:30 pm. The fire broke out on the third floor of Loafers Lodge Hostel. According to a report in the New Zealand Herald, officials confirmed that there was no sprinkler system in the building. There are reports of at least 20 people missing in this accident.
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