Switzerland - 41 dead and 116 injured in fire in bar in Crans-Montana, Swiss ski resort, 1 January 2026

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Eigenaren Zwitserse rampbar uitgejouwd bij hoorzitting

Jacques en Jessica Moretti werden na aankomst bij een verhoor door de openbaar aanklager belaagd door nabestaanden.

nos.nl

Owners of Swiss disaster bar were booed upon arriving at the public prosecutor's office this morning.

Jacques and Jessica Moretti were called monsters and murderers. ‘You killed my son. You killed my brother. Where is my son?’ they shouted. ‘How can you eat and sleep?’

The two were visibly shaken by the confrontation. ‘We are just working people,’ the man tried to defend himself. ‘If we have to pay, we will pay.’

This morning was the fourth time that the two reported to the prosecutors in Sion to make a statement about the fire. Yesterday and today, lawyers representing the victims were also allowed to ask questions. There are more than fifty of them, representing over 130 parties.

Yesterday, there was an ‘emotional conversation’ between the Moretti couple and the mother of two of the injured. The meeting with Leila Micheloud was arranged ad hoc on the sidelines of the interrogations. ‘It was important for these people to be able to see each other, talk and exchange thoughts about what happened,’ said her solicitor, who did not elaborate on the content.

The Morettis' solicitor hoped that the conversation would contribute to the healing process. ‘It was important for both parties to be able to distance themselves from the resentment for a moment.’

The couple's interrogation is currently ongoing, with previous sessions lasting more than 10 hours.

 

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Brandkatastrophe Crans-Montana - Brandopfer in Mailänder Spital sind ausser Lebensgefahr

Die im Mailänder Niguarda-Spital betreuten Opfer sind ausser Lebensgefahr. So sieht es in der Schweiz aus.

www.srf.ch

Twenty-five burn victims are being treated in Swiss hospitals. Nine are in a rehabilitation clinic.

Thirty-nine victims are still being treated abroad, including 18 Swiss nationals.

The victims of the New Year's Eve fire in Crans-Montana, who were admitted to Milan's Niguarda Hospital are all out of danger. Those who were in intensive care have been transferred to the burns unit. In addition, a 55-year-old woman with dual Swiss and Italian citizenship was discharged from hospital on Monday.