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Alsace. Eleven Died in a Fire in Wintzenheim in 2023: the Owner of the Cottage Soon Before the Court?

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According to L'Est Républicain, the Paris Public Prosecutor's Office has requested the removal of the owner of the gîte, where eleven people, including ten adults with disabilities, died on 9 August 2023 in a fire. The owner could be tried for "obviously deliberate breach of a particular obligation of caution or safety which inadvertently caused death or injury."

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According to L'Est Républicain, the Paris Public Prosecutor's Office has requested the removal of the owner of the gîte, where eleven people, including ten adults with disabilities, died on 9 August 2023 in a fire. The owner could be tried for "obviously deliberate breach of a particular obligation of caution or safety which inadvertently caused death or injury."

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عبر Cedarnews.net. لم体ابعه المن ال体ارير الحهارير الارن ال体ارير الحري علنا مو体عنا. Alsace. Eleven deaths in a fire in Wintzenheim in 2023: towards a single-accused trial, the Public Prosecutor's Office removes other responsibilities.

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More than three years after this tragedy, which resulted in 11 deaths on 9 August 2023, the Paris Public Prosecutor's Office requested that the owner of the house be returned to the correctional court for "obviously deliberate breach of a special obligation of prudence or security which inadvertently caused death or injury".

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