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Death toll in Spanish building fire hits 9, with 1 missing, as questions grow about speed of blaze

Valencia, Spain, Feb 23 (EFE). – Emergency services have so far found four bodies in the residential buildings that caught fire on Thursday in the Spanish city of Valencia and are searching for 19 missing people. The deputy director general of Valencia’s emergency services, Jorge Suarez, announced the discovery of the bodies in a press …

Experts suggested that a type of cladding might have made the blaze spread faster, but Valencia Mayor Maria Jose Catala says the cause of the fire was still not known

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez promised support for those affected.

The fire started Thursday evening and quickly engulfed the buildings. Neighbors described seeing the rapid spread of the blaze, residents stuck on balconies and hearing children screaming

VALENCIA, Spain (AP) — Spanish officials on Friday raised the death toll to 10 in the apartment block fire in the eastern city of Valencia. National government delegate in Valencia, Pilar Bernabé said 10 bodies were found in the first police inspection of the gutted residential buildings. She said the bodies matched with the list […]. Local Mississippi breaking news and weather from CBS 12 News WJTV, your Jackson, MS news leader.

Spanish officials on Friday raised the death toll to 10 in the apartment block fire in the eastern city of Valencia.

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez promised support for those affected.

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez promised support for those affected.

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez promised support for those affected.