Most of those who could not escape the fire were here! The hotel's rear facade has been imaged

78 people lost their lives in the fire that broke out at the Grand Kartal Hotel in Bolu Kartalkaya. The fire had its greatest impact on the rear facade facing the ski slope. This area, where fire trucks had difficulty intervening, was recorded as the place where most of the casualties occurred.

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Most of those who could not escape the fire were here! The hotel's rear facade has been imaged

In Bolu Kartalkaya, it has been imaged that the rear facade of the Bolu Grand Kartal Hotel, where 78 people lost their lives, was completely burned; this area, being the entrance section to the ski slope and facing the hillside, was where fire trucks experienced difficulty in intervening.

Most of those who could not escape the fire were here! The hotel's rear facade has been imaged

MOST OF THOSE WHO COULD NOT BE SAVED WERE ON THE REAR FACADE

It was stated that those who could not be saved at the Bolu Grand Kartal Hotel, which had 238 registered guests and where 78 people lost their lives, were generally those staying in rooms in the rear section of the hotel.

Most of those who could not escape the fire were here! The hotel's rear facade has been imaged

Fire department personnel working to extinguish the fire had experienced difficulty in intervening in the rear facade facing the ski slope due to the hotel's location.

Most of those who could not escape the fire were here! The hotel's rear facade has been imaged

The rear facade of the hotel, which fire trucks could not reach due to it being the entrance section to the ski slope and facing the hillside, has been imaged.

Most of those who could not escape the fire were here! The hotel's rear facade has been imaged

It was seen that the rear section of the hotel, which faces the hillside area due to the ski slope, was completely burned.

Most of those who could not escape the fire were here! The hotel's rear facade has been imaged

THEY ADVANCED BY BREAKING THE WINDOWS

On the day of the incident, fire department personnel had advanced by breaking the windows on the front facade to rescue those trapped in the rooms in the rear section of the hotel.

Most of those who could not escape the fire were here! The hotel's rear facade has been imaged