The scene of the wedding banquet fire in Iraq is suspected of being illegally built, and the firefighting equipment is insufficient. More video of the incident exposed. There was no seat at the wedding, and when the couple danced, fireworks shot from the ground to the ceiling, and soon the fire materials fell from Gao Xuan. A fire at a wedding venue in the northern Iraqi province of Nineveh killed hundreds of people. Preliminary investigations revealed that the wedding venue was built with cheap construction materials, and authorities have arrested at least nine people, including the venue owner, Wang Xinyi. The fire at the wedding venue has killed more than 100 people, and burials began Wednesday. Obscene and emotional. The fire in the northern Iraqi province of Nineveh killed more than 100 people. The ceiling of the wedding banquet site was severely dented and pierced with multiple large holes. From the ground point of view, many objects and building structures burned to the point where only supports remained. The Iraqi military sent people to investigate, and more videos of the accident were exposed. There was no seat at the wedding, and when the couple danced, fireworks shot from the ground to the ceiling, and soon the fire materials fell from Gao Xuan. The scene of the wedding banquet fire in Iraq is suspected of being illegally built, and the firefighting equipment is insufficient. After the fire, guests rushed for their lives. Some people survived, recalling that there were no fire extinguishers at the wedding banquet venue, there were not many exits, and they were clogged by objects that were constantly falling from the ceiling. Fire fighters arrived at the scene about half an hour after the fire, during which someone used a bulldozer to break through the outer wall of the site, but found that most of the people in the field had died. Interior Ministry and civil defence officials revealed that the outfield material, a highly flammable and cheap splint, was banned in Iraq and lacked safety equipment at the site. Authorities said at least nine people had been arrested, including the head of the venue. One of the site owners revealed that the authorities had previously approved the necessary permits, which attributed the grief caused by the smallpox power defect, and that he was intimidated and intimidated by local residents after the incident. The site supervisor will later surrender to the authorities.
Sal reporter Wang Xinyi reports.
