I effing knew it. They chose a cheaper material that was flammable. There was an option of a more expensive but non-flammable version.
http://www.alucobond.com/a2-fire-classification.html?&L='7
alucore vs alucore plus
600 people in there
60 rescued by firemen omg
I effing knew it. They chose a cheaper material that was flammable. There was an option of a more expensive but non-flammable version.
http://www.alucobond.com/a2-fire-classification.html?&L='7
alucore vs alucore plus
Wow. I've been bracing myself for this to get considerably worse, but I've not heard figures.600 people in there
60 rescued by firemen omg
It's called gentrification.i saw an interview with one of the residents on bbc news, a young lad. i think he was on to something. they apparently spent 10m on refurbishing the building. seems like they did a terrible job. you have to question london councils and there decision making. they seem to want socially cleanse london of poorer people and are purposely letting buildings fall apart so they can ' regenerate' areas. regenerate seems to mean get rid of the poor people and move in the rich and then sell new buildings on for a profit.
Wow. I've been bracing myself for this to get considerably worse, but I've not heard figures.
Where did you hear this?
600 people in there
60 rescued by firemen omg
No figures been mentioned yet.......its horrendous though.How many managed to escape by themselves? Hopefully those aren't taken into consideration with those stats and many of the 540 others got out.
Posted Nov 2016. Chilling.There is action group of residents who kept telling them ,but profit before people .https://grenfellactiongroup.wordpress.com/2016/11/20/kctmo-playing-with-fire/
600 people in there
60 rescued by firemen omg
BBC guessing I supposeDo they know there were 600 in there? There'll be empty flats, people working night shifts, people on holiday etc. Also I heard one report say that "a large number escaped"
They won't have a clue, because some of the occupied flats will have been sublet anyway, so the single 'resident' may have sublet to a family of 12, whilst he/she is safe.Do they know there were 600 in there?
It's probably an overestimation. There are 120 flats. There would need to be an average of five people in each of them for this to be true.Wow. I've been bracing myself for this to get considerably worse, but I've not heard figures.
Where did you hear this?
12 people have been confirmed killed in a huge fire that ripped through a west London tower block, but police expect the death toll to rise.
Up to 600 people are believed to have been inside Grenfell Tower's 120 flats when the blaze tore through the 24-storey building in the early hours.
Eighteen people are in critical care after 79 injured people were taken to hospital. But many are still missing after residents were left trapped on upper floors as flames rapidly ripped up the block after initially being told to stay in their homes.