The death toll from a devastating fire at a ski resort in Turkey has risen to 66, as harrowing footage reveals desperate attempts by guests to escape the blaze. The incident unfolded as flames quickly engulfed the resort, leaving guests with no choice but to use improvised ropes made from bedsheets to descend from windows in a frantic bid for survival.
Eyewitnesses described the chaos when thick smoke filled the building and fire alarms blared. Many guests could be seen clinging to ropes, looking for a way down to safety, while others waited for rescue from emergency services. Still, the efforts of firefighters could not stop the rapid spread of fire, amplifying the tragedy.
Authorities are investigating the fire’s cause, but preliminary reports indicated that it might have started from a heating system and spread uncontrollably. The resort, popular for its winter sports and scenic location, is now the site of a heart-wrenching tragedy that has left families mourning and survivors in shock.
This incident has sparked calls for stricter safety regulations at tourist facilities across the region, especially in remote areas where emergency response can be delayed. As the investigation continues, the nation mourns the lives lost in this tragic event, and survivors share stories of courage and resilience in the face of unimaginable horror.
