Hotel fire in Bolu turns into a tragedy! Publication ban imposed
A fire at the Grand Kartal Hotel in Bolu's Kartalkaya resulted in 10 deaths and 32 injuries. A major disaster occurred during the evacuation of the 237 people present in the hotel. The Bolu 2nd Criminal Court of Peace has imposed a ban on all broadcasts regarding the fire.
A fire that broke out at the Grand Kartal Hotel in Kartalkaya, one of Bolu's popular ski resorts, has led to a major disaster. The fire, which started for reasons yet to be determined at the hotel located on the summit of the Köroğlu Mountains, was brought under control after approximately 10 hours of work with the support of teams from surrounding provinces.

237 PEOPLE WERE IN THE HOTEL: 10 PEOPLE LOST THEIR LIVES
Intensive efforts were carried out to evacuate the 237 guests who were in the hotel during the fire. According to initial findings, 10 people lost their lives, while 32 people were injured. The injured were transported to nearby hospitals. Some vacationers were seen tying bedsheets together and lowering them from the windows.

PUBLICATION BAN IMPOSED
The Bolu 2nd Criminal Court of Peace has imposed a ban on news, interviews, criticism, and broadcasts regarding the fire that occurred at the Grand Kartal Hotel. It has prohibited the publication of news, interviews, criticism, and broadcasts concerning the scope of the investigation file related to the fire.
News Source: 12punto
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