Swiss Nightclub Advertised Flaming Bottle Stunts Before Deadly Inferno at New Year's Eve Party
At least 40 people died and nearly 120 others were injured in a deadly fire at a Swiss nightclub on New Year's Eve after it promoted flaming bottle stunts in an advertisement for the event. The luxury Swiss Alps club had released a promotional video featuring such performances before the devastating blaze.
A luxury Swiss Alps nightclub where at least 40 people died and nearly 120 others were injured in a New Year's Eve inferno had previously released a promotional video advertising flaming bottles as part of its stunts, sparking outrage among safety advocates before the tragedy occurred on December 31st. The club, known as Dive Bar, also posted videos showcasing pyrotechnic displays and other reckless behavior in the lead-up to the disaster. Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause of the fire, which was reportedly sparked by a patron's attempt to set his own drink on fire. The incident has raised concerns about the club's safety record and lax enforcement of fire codes.
