Fire Safety
Criticism of ice torches at after ski after Swiss deadly fire
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Following the tragic New Year's fire in Switzerland that killed at least 40 people due to flaming ice torches, criticism is now directed at an after-ski bar in Sälen continuing to use similar effects. Visitors call it disrespectful and in bad taste, while experts warn of the risks. The owner promises to review procedures.
Intelli-Pro, an engineering firm specializing in fire-fighting and protection systems, announced plans to execute projects worth around EGP 100 million in 2026 as part of its expansion strategy. These projects will span three key sectors: educational institutions, government entities, and service, investment, and industrial initiatives. The growth stems from rising demand for fire protection systems and heightened investor awareness of occupational safety and risk management.
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Hong Kong authorities have ordered the removal of scaffolding nets at about 200 sites citywide following the deadly Tai Po fire, with firms starting work to meet a three-day deadline. Suspected false safety certificates were found at two building sites, prompting the measure to prevent repeats of the tragedy that claimed at least 159 lives.