The Destruction of the Chatau: A Tragic Fire Incident

The Chatau was 100% destroyed by the fire, leaving only a small part of the left wing intact.

The fire is believed to have started in the dressing room, possibly due to an overheated electronic appliance or a cigarette butt.

The owner of the Chatau, a heavy smoker, had cigarettes and ashtrays in every room.

The owner managed to escape from her balcony using tied sheets and her bedspread as a makeshift rope.

The fire brigade found no evidence of foul play or suspicious activity in their investigation.

What caused the fire in the Chatau?

—The fire is believed to have been caused by either an electronic appliance overheating or a cigarette butt igniting something flammable.

How much of the Chatau was destroyed in the fire?

—The entire Chatau, except for a small part of the left wing, was destroyed.

How did the owner escape from the fire?

—The owner used tied sheets and her bedspread as a makeshift rope to escape from her balcony on the first floor.

Was foul play suspected in the fire incident?

—No, the fire brigade found no evidence of foul play or suspicious activity during their investigation.

What items did the owner manage to save from the fire?

—The owner managed to save a television, silverware, paintings, a calculator, and a copper tray before the fire completely destroyed the Chatau.

00:00In this video, we witness the tragic destruction of the Chatau due to a devastating fire.

05:00The fire brigade investigated the cause of the fire and concluded that it may have been caused by an electronic appliance or a cigarette butt.

08:00The owner managed to escape from the fire using tied sheets and her bedspread as a makeshift rope.

10:00The fire completely destroyed the Chatau, leaving only a small part of the left wing intact.

12:00The owner saved a few items from the fire, including a television, silverware, paintings, a calculator, and a copper tray.