London Fire: Inside The Grenfell Tower As Death Imagined To Hit 100 +(Pictures)
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An image posted on Twitter shows firefighters searching the tower’s smoky corridors following the devastating inferno which has killed at least 17 people.Officials fear the death toll could go past 100 as a fire chief revealed it would “be a miracle” to pull anyone out alive. See photos below...
Commander Stuart Cundy, of the Metropolitan Police, said: “Sadly I can confirm that the number of people who have died is now 17.
“We do believe that that number will sadly increase.”
The LFB Commissioner said: “There is still smoke smoke coming from the building. We are working very hard at the moment to contain the last pockets of fire.
“There are obviously a number of people who are critically ill in hospital and there are as we believe unknown numbers of people in the building.
“Due to the severity of the fire and the way things are it will take us a long time to be able to do that search to properly if anyone left in the building but we will do that as soon as we can in conjunction with the police.
“Tragically, now, we are not expecting to find anyone else alive. The severity and the heat of the fire will mean it would be an absolute miracle for anyone to be left alive.”
An image posted on Twitter shows firefighters searching the tower’s smoky corridors following the devastating inferno which has killed at least 17 people.Officials fear the death toll could go past 100 as a fire chief revealed it would “be a miracle” to pull anyone out alive. See photos below...
Commander Stuart Cundy, of the Metropolitan Police, said: “Sadly I can confirm that the number of people who have died is now 17.
“We do believe that that number will sadly increase.”
The LFB Commissioner said: “There is still smoke smoke coming from the building. We are working very hard at the moment to contain the last pockets of fire.
“There are obviously a number of people who are critically ill in hospital and there are as we believe unknown numbers of people in the building.
“Due to the severity of the fire and the way things are it will take us a long time to be able to do that search to properly if anyone left in the building but we will do that as soon as we can in conjunction with the police.
“Tragically, now, we are not expecting to find anyone else alive. The severity and the heat of the fire will mean it would be an absolute miracle for anyone to be left alive.”
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