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    Swiss bus fire likely deliberate but terrorism ruled out for now: Police

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    “TERRIBLE TRAGEDY”

    It is the second major multiple-casualty fire in Switzerland in less than three months.

    In the early hours of Jan 1, a bar in the ski resort of Crans-Montana caught fire as people celebrated the New Year. A total of 41 people died, with another 115 injured.

    “I am shocked and saddened that people in Switzerland have once again lost their lives in a serious fire,” Swiss President Guy Parmelin said on X.

    “The circumstances are being investigated. I would like to express my condolences to the families of those who died in Kerzers. My thoughts are also with the injured and the emergency services.”

    The bus involved was a PostBus, a feature of Swiss rural life.

    The distinctive yellow buses serve more remote areas, connecting them with towns, while carrying letters and parcels.

    They are used by around half a million people every day, notably schoolchildren.

    “It is a terrible tragedy that occurred yesterday in Chietres. Like me, all the employees of PostBus and Swiss Post are shocked,” Stefan Regli, the CEO of PostBus, said in a statement.



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