Treviso hotel guests evacuated after fire
Published: 16 Jun, 2014 CET.
Updated: Mon 16 Jun 2014 10:45 CET
The fire brigade was on Monday morning fighting to save a hotel in Treviso, in north-east Italy, after it went up in flames due to an electrical fault.
The Hotel Roma in Castelfranco Veneto, in Treviso, caught fire on Monday morning following an electrical fault under the roof, Tgcom24 reported.
Incendio questa mattina Albergo Roma Castelfranco Veneto #castelfrancoveneto pic.twitter.com/DcNxXPGsgu
— Prof Pauletto (@mentelab) June 16, 2014
Around 100 people staying at the hotel were safely evacuated, as around 30 officers from the fire brigade fought against the flames.
Despite a dozen fire engines being brought in, the fire was still raging at around 9.30am, Tgcom24 said.
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The Hotel Roma in Castelfranco Veneto, in Treviso, caught fire on Monday morning following an electrical fault under the roof, Tgcom24 reported.
Incendio questa mattina Albergo Roma Castelfranco Veneto #castelfrancoveneto pic.twitter.com/DcNxXPGsgu
— Prof Pauletto (@mentelab) June 16, 2014 Around 100 people staying at the hotel were safely evacuated, as around 30 officers from the fire brigade fought against the flames.
Despite a dozen fire engines being brought in, the fire was still raging at around 9.30am, Tgcom24 said.
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