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SWP+SWP+Feuerkatastrophe Crans-Montana
Stuttgarter Arzt: „Wir operieren bei 37 Grad Raumtemperatur“

InterviewNach dem Brand in Crans-Montana hat Deutschland mehrere Schwerverletzte aufgenommen, unter anderem im Stuttgarter Marienhospital. Spezialist Matthias Rapp erklärt, warum die medizinische Hilfe so schwierig ist.
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Regine Warth
Stuttgart
Jetzt in der App anhören
Firefighters from the Municipality of Crans-Montana react as they gather around a makeshift memorial to pay their respects by laying flowers, candles and messages near the Constellation bar, on January 4, 2026, in Crans-Montana in honour of the victims of the fire that ripped through the venue in the luxury Alpine ski resort on New Year's Eve. Authorities investigating the New Year's blaze in the Swiss resort of Crans-Montana have identified 24 of the 40 people killed, including 11 minors and six foreign nationals, police said on January 4, 2026. Also 119 were injured during the fire, most of them seriously, according to the latest toll. (Photo by MAXIME SCHMID / AFP)

Feuerwehrleute der Gemeinde Crans-Montana versammeln sich um eine provisorische Gedenkstätte, um den Opfern des Brandes, der am Silvesterabend in dem Luxus-Skiresort in den Alpen ausgebrochen war, zu gedenken.

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