Valencia Apartment Fire Claims 10 Lives, Sparks Fire Safety Debate

A devastating blaze in Valencia, Spain, has led to 10 confirmed deaths and numerous injuries, raising concerns over building safety and the use of flammable cladding.

At least 10 people have died and several are injured following a fire in a 14-storey apartment complex in Valencia, Spain.
The fire, which rapidly engulfed the building, has raised questions about the use of highly flammable cladding materials in construction.
Emergency services rescued numerous residents, with dramatic footage showing firefighters saving people from balconies.
An investigation into the cause of the fire has begun, with early reports suggesting the building's cladding may have contributed to the blaze's rapid spread.
The community and government officials have rallied to support the affected families, with temporary housing and aid being provided.