Lumir Macura, arson attack Bohumin, 11 victims

Lumir Macura, arson attack Bohumin, 11 victims

Bohumin Deputy Mayor Lumir Macura speaks to journalists on August 11, 2020, outside a pre-fab house in Bohumin, Czech Republic. Eleven people died in a fire in the pre-fab house in Bohumin, Czech Republic, on August 8. All 11 victims from Bohumin house lived in flat on 11th floor where fire broke out. Six died inside, five after jumping out from windows. All indicates that fatal Bohumin fire was arson attack. The victims include three children. (CTK Photo/Petr Sznapka)

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