Canada Military Base Fire Kills Four, Injures 39, 19 Critical
A fire at an Alberta military base kills four and leaves 19 critically injured, prompting a federal investigation.
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A major fire broke out at a Canadian military installation in Alberta, a situation Prime Minister Mark Carney described as a "serious incident." The blaze resulted in four fatalities.
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Emergency responders transported 39 people to hospitals, with at least 19 of those patients listed in critical condition. Authorities are still investigating the cause of the fire.
The incident has prompted a review of safety protocols at military facilities across the country as officials work to determine how the fire started and to support the victims and their families.
Originally reported by DW.
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