[Parmy]

No words.

[snail69]

Truly awful.

It seems like everytime we wake up these days there is some sort of tragic event.

I pray for all family and friends of the people that have been lost.

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[Santa's NaughtiNess]

Those poor people

[UserSince2005]

What the ****. Never seen anything like this before

[Wizard.]

I've never seen something so big in the UK. So so awful

[Parmy]

Mohad

[Cherry Christmas]

Terrifying and so angry that people have to live in a death trap like this, one fatality is too many

[joeysteele]

Horrific,really awful.

[Kizzy]

The owners of the building had a similar thing happen in 2015

A fridge?.... nah.

[user104658]

No one should be packed into places like this is the first place, it's all so completely wrong. And then the people profiting from these places can't even be bothered to implement proper fire safety measures.

Oh and of course they cover the outside of the building with ****ing flammable material in order to make it look more respectable... how can that possibly be allowed? Surely things like that should be safety tested and only fire resistant materials used??

This tragedy should be a prompt to have abundant real housing built, and the rest of these things torn down, before it happens again.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

No one should be packed into places like this is the first place, it's all so completely wrong. And then the people profiting from these places can't even be bothered to implement proper fire safety measures.

Oh and of course they cover the outside of the building with ****ing flammable material in order to make it look more respectable... how can that possibly be allowed? Surely things like that should be safety tested and only fire resistant materials used??

This tragedy should be a prompt to have abundant real housing built, and the rest of these things torn down, before it happens again.

Because... money.
Doesn't look like there were any changes after their last property caught fire.

[Parmy]

Nobody is packed in for heavens sake TS.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Nobody is packed in for heavens sake TS.

Hundreds of people living stacked up like Jenga in tower blocks without sufficient safety precautions? Yeah they're fine.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Hundreds of people living stacked up like Jenga in tower blocks without sufficient safety precautions? Yeah they're fine.

120 appartments housing 500 people is 4 to a house...hardly crammed in for god sake.

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

No one should be packed into places like this is the first place, it's all so completely wrong. And then the people profiting from these places can't even be bothered to implement proper fire safety measures.

Oh and of course they cover the outside of the building with ****ing flammable material in order to make it look more respectable... how can that possibly be allowed? Surely things like that should be safety tested and only fire resistant materials used??

This tragedy should be a prompt to have abundant real housing built, and the rest of these things torn down, before it happens again.

So disgusting how they get away with this, if you have any work done privately, the hoops you have to jump through to get it passed is ridiculous down to things like having extractor fans in a small cloakroom, yet these places are passed as safe, the residents have been raising the health and safety issues of the fire risk nothing done, what a joke

[bots]

Please lets not descend in to political mud slinging on this thread

[user104658]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Please lets not descend in to political mud slinging on this thread

It's not a political issue at all really (other than I do think political intervention is needed to sort it out)...

But no it's not a party politics issue. These landlords have been thriving for decades under various governments. There's no specific "government blaming" to be done but there IS a problem. Quite clearly.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Please lets not descend in to political mud slinging on this thread

I knew it wouldn't take long ,and right on cue ,some people cant wait to lay the blame can they? Does anyone know if the old guy got out who was stood by the window for ages?

[Cherry Christmas]

It's BL's neck of the woods hope he doesn't know anyone involved

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Cherie

It's BL's neck of the woods hope he doesn't know anyone involved

Who's BL Cherie?

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Who's BL Cherie?

Brother Leon, he was talking about Kensington and Chelsea's as being his Borough during the election, hopefully he lives somewhere else in the Borough

[Candy Annie Cane]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

I knew it wouldn't take long ,and right on cue ,some people cant wait to lay the blame can they? Does anyone know if the old guy got out who was stood by the window for ages?

If you mean the Asian guy who was waving his jumper - there are reports he has been rescued, 12 hours after the blaze started.

They are reporting that those on the top 3 floors will not have been able to survive

I suppose a difficult thing is no one will know who was in their flats at the time

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

If you mean the Asian guy who was waving his jumper - there are reports he has been rescued, 12 hours after the blaze started.

They are reporting that those on the top 3 floors will not have been able to survive

I suppose a difficult thing is no one will know who was in their flats at the time

That's the one Annie,he was shown on breakfast TV waiting,I am pleased he has been rescued,so sad for all those who perished though.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

That's the one Annie,he was shown on breakfast TV waiting,I am pleased he has been rescued,so sad for all those who perished though.

Saved

[The fire that swept through
a 27-storey west London tower
block in just 15 minutes
after a faulty fridge exploded could be one
of the worst in British history
amid fears nobody on its top
three floors survived.]

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz4jzkERwTo

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