Two Belgian Brothers at the Heart of the Fire in Crans-Montana Facing Swiss Justice: "They Distinguish Between Direct and Indirect Victims"
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The Swiss justice system arouses a heated controversy by refusing to grant the status of victim to a Belgian teenager badly burned during the "Constellation" fire. Although he saved his brother from the flames, the...
Algemeen Dagblad
On New Year's Eve, a young Belgian man escaped the inferno in the Swiss bar Le Constellation, but he did not hesitate for a moment when he realized his brother had stayed behind. He ran back, saved his brother, and sustained severe burns in the process: an undeniable act of heroism. Yet the Swiss judiciary now refuses to recognize him as a direct victim, arguing that he entered the burning building ‘voluntarily’.
A young Belgian who rescued his brother during the fire of the bar "Constellation" in Crans-Montana is not recognized as a direct victim by the Swiss court. Therefore, he cannot benefit from taking care of his care. ...
A Belgian man who saved his brother during the Swiss café fire in Crans-Montana and sustained burns in the process may not be classified as a victim by the Swiss authorities. He reportedly entered the premises voluntarily because he was returning to save his brother.
Flowers and candles to pay tribute to the victims of the fire. - MAXIME SCHMID / AFP C is a tragedy that shook the whole world. On the evening of the new year to pass to the year 2026, a fire was set in the Constellation bar of Crans-Montana in Switzerland with a heavy balance: 41 dead and 115 seriously injured. Among them, two Belgians, two brothers. During this tragic event, one of the two brothers manages to get out of the building in flames.…
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