Published 2 years ago

Cuba hotel blast toll rises to 42 — most hotel workers

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Hotel Saratoga was supposed to reopen in Havana Tuesday after a two-year pandemic break. Instead, it was a day of mourning for the 42 people known to have died in an explosion that ripped apart the building. Emergency workers continued to hunt through the ruins as experts began to consider the fate of 19th century building.

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CTV News

Cuba hotel blast toll rises to 42, mostly hotel workers

The elegant Hotel Saratoga was supposed to reopen in Havana Tuesday after a two-year pandemic break. Instead, it was a day of mourning for the 42 people known to have died in an explosion that ripped apart the building and of continued searching for yet more victims.

2 years ago·Canada

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The Independent

Cuba hotel blast toll rises to 42 -- most hotel workers

Fifty-one people were working to get the Hotel Saratoga ready for its scheduled Tuesday reopening in Havana after a two-year pandemic break

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Cuba hotel blast toll rises to 42 -- most hotel workers

HAVANA — The elegant Hotel Saratoga was supposed to reopen in Havana Tuesday after a two-year pandemic break. Instead, it was a day of mourning for the 42 people known

2 years ago·United States

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abc News

Cuba hotel blast toll rises to 42 -- most hotel workers

The elegant Hotel Saratoga was supposed to reopen in Havana Tuesday after a two-year pandemic break

2 years ago·United States

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Washington Times

Cuba hotel blast toll rises to 42 — most hotel workers

Fifty-one people were working to get the Hotel Saratoga ready for its scheduled reopening on Tuesday after a two-year pandemic break. The explosion that ripped apart the elegant building killed at least 23 of them - along with 19 other people - a spokesman for the hotel company said.

2 years ago·United States

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