At least 10 dead, 32 injured in hotel fire at ski resort in Turkey
Tragic Fire at Turkish Ski Resort Claims Lives and Shocks Tourists
A deadly fire erupted at the 12-story Grand Kartal hotel in Turkey around 3:30 a.m., killing at least 10 people and injuring 32. Panic ensued as guests tried to escape; some jumped or climbed down using makeshift gear. The cause is still being investigated, but initial reports suggest the hotel's wood exterior may have fueled the flames.
Heroic Actions Amid Chaos: A Ski Instructor's Bravery
Ski instructor Necmi Kepcetutan woke up to find the hotel engulfed in smoke and immediately sprang into action. He managed to help around 20 guests escape, showcasing true bravery in a terrifying situation. Many guests struggled to find exits as visibility dwindled.
Ski Season Interrupted: Impact of the Fire on Tourism
This disaster struck during a peak school break, leaving 234 guests in a panic. Other hotels in the area were evacuated as a precaution, causing major disruptions for those hoping to enjoy the slopes. The fire has sparked discussions about safety standards in tourist accommodations.
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