Notre-Dame fire: some workers admit to having smoked on the construction site, but according to the company it would be "out of question" that this negligence was at the origin of the fire.
TikTok's viral trick to preserve avocado is dangerousThe workers who worked at Notre-Dame violated the smoking ban. This is the shocking new news that comes following the fire that devastated part of the roof of the French cathedral on April 15th.
To recognize it in a note is the same company (Le Bras Frères) that assembled the scaffolding around the spire of Notre-Dame and that in these days it would have admitted - after the French police found seven cigarette butts on the scaffolding - that some of its workers would have unexpectedly expected the ban on smoking on the site, however excluding any connection with the actual fire.
"In fact, there have been workers who from time to time have not followed the ban and have regretted it", said the company's spokesman, Marc Eskenazi, however assuring that "in no case" this behavior could have been the cause. of the fire of Notre-Dame ".
In short, according to the company it would be "out of the question" that this negligence is at the origin of the fire.
The short-circuit hypothesis therefore remains valid. Investigators continue to reveal various irregularities with regards to electrical installations, specifically, in the laying to power a series of bells and which ran through the wooden beams of the cathedral.
This device was provisionally authorized in 2012 during the renovation of the main bell towers, with the aim of electrifying the bells so that they could be replaced.
However, according to what we read here, this replacement never happened.
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