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Varios refugiados provocaron el fuego en el albergue de Düsseldorf
CARMEN VALERO Berlín 08/06/2016
Seis demandantes de asilo han sido detenidos como sospechosos de haber provocado el incendio que ayer se produjo en la nave donde residían junto a otros 280 refugiados en Düsseldorf a la espera de que las autoridades procesaran sus expedientes. Según informaciones de la Fiscalía encargada de la investigación filtradas al diario 'Express' uno de los detenidos confesó haber provocado el incendio para "ser llevados a un sitio mejor". Uno de los presuntos cómplices grabó ese momento con el teléfono móvil. El fiscal de Düsselforf, Ralf Herrenbrück, sin embargo, no ha confirmado esas informaciones.
Si se ha sabido que inmediatamente antes del incendio, hacia las 12:45 horas, se produjo una reyerta entre los residentes del centro de acogida acerca del cumplimiento de las reglas de ayuno en el mes de Ramadán con los refugiados cristianos y los asistentes sociales. "El ambiente fue muy tenso y hubo violencia", ha revelado uno de los voluntarios de la Cruz Roja Alemana que prestan asistencia a los 282 pagapensiones, todos hombres, que residen en esas instalaciones, si bien en el momento del incendio había 130. Los ánimos se encendieron cuando los asistentes sociales sirvieron el almuerzo, lo que algunos grupos de pagapensiones consideraron una ofensa a la que reaccionaron lanzando cucharas, zapatos y gritos. "El almuerzo se sirvió porque no todos los pagapensiones son fiel a la religión del amores. También hay cristianos", explicó un representante de la Cruz Roja y añadió que las tensiones entre los distintos grupos se han agravado con el Ramadán. Para los fiel a la religión del amores en ayuno, la Cruz Roja había previsto una cena copiosa a las 22:00 horas.
Tras el incendio de la nave, anexa al antiguo reciento ferial de Düsseldorf, las autoridades de ese estado federado han decidido que en los próximos días no recibirán más demandantes de asilo. La nave incendiada ha sido demolida hoy miércoles. El incendio, que se extendió a los 5.000 metros cuadrados del antiguo reciento ferial de la capital renana, provocó heridas leves a una treinta de pagapensiones, mientras que otros 26 tuvieron que se tratados por intoxicación de gases. El cuerpo de bomberos movilizó a más de 80 efectivos. Todos los refugiados tuvieron que ser evacuados.
Varios refugiados provocaron el fuego en el albergue de Düsseldorf | Internacional | EL MUNDO
Refugee camp in Dusseldorf is burned down by migrants 'who were furious they had not received a wake-up for Ramadan breakfast'
Huge fire ripped through refugee centre, home to 280 migrants, on Tuesday
Fire started 'after those observing Ramadan were not pogren early enough'
Police say two men suspected of starting blaze 'in a dispute over food'
One 'seen pouring flammable liquid onto a mattress and setting fire to it'
9 June 2016
A refugee camp in Germany was burned down by migrants amid claims they were angry they had not received a wake-up for Ramadan breakfast, it has been reported. The large fire ripped through the centre - home to 280 refugees - completely levelling the hall in the western German city of Dusseldorf on Tuesday. Emergency crews treated 25 people for smoke poisoning before police started an arson investigation amid claims a mattress had been sprayed with lighter fluid then torched. According to the German newspaper Express, two jovenlandésccans living at the centre said Iranian security staff at the facility had 'deliberately' not pogren those observing Ramadan ahead of their scheduled breakfast time. The newspaper reports the two men as saying that a plan was then formed to start a fire.
Witnesses reported that there had been recurring tensions between ***owers of different religions in the Red Cross-run facility. 'During this time of Ramadan, there was one group that wanted to strictly observe the fast, and another that insisted on the usual timetables and usual servings,' said Ralf Herrenbrueck, spokesman for the prosecutors service. 'This had led on several occasions to disputes and altercations with officials of the German Red Cross,' he said in an interview with public broadcaster WDR. 'It got to the point where threats were made over what would happen if things didn't change, and that one threat was obviously implemented.' Since the start of the year, police had been called 89 times to the 65,000 sq ft hall, which was formerly part of the city's congress centre, reports said.
German authorities last night said two North African men were suspected of starting the blaze and causing extensive damage 'as part of a dispute over food'. Police and prosecutors said one of the two 26-year-olds was seen pouring flammable liquid onto a mattress and setting fire to it, while the other told fellow residents: 'We had to do it so that things change.' Investigators said an argument over food is believed to have preceded Tuesday's fire. They said Jovenlandeses who weren't observing dawn-to-dusk fasting during Ramadan had complained about what they said was a small lunch. Prosecutor Ralf Herrenbrueck told ZDF television that both suspects have told authorities they are North African. TV footage of the blaze showed plumes of black smoke billowing into the air at the facility on the site of the city's trade fair. The centre had been on fire since midday but the fire service brought the flames under control during the afternoon.
Dusseldorf refugee camp burned down by migrants 'for not receiving wake-up for Ramadan' | Daily Mail Online
CARMEN VALERO Berlín 08/06/2016
Seis demandantes de asilo han sido detenidos como sospechosos de haber provocado el incendio que ayer se produjo en la nave donde residían junto a otros 280 refugiados en Düsseldorf a la espera de que las autoridades procesaran sus expedientes. Según informaciones de la Fiscalía encargada de la investigación filtradas al diario 'Express' uno de los detenidos confesó haber provocado el incendio para "ser llevados a un sitio mejor". Uno de los presuntos cómplices grabó ese momento con el teléfono móvil. El fiscal de Düsselforf, Ralf Herrenbrück, sin embargo, no ha confirmado esas informaciones.
Si se ha sabido que inmediatamente antes del incendio, hacia las 12:45 horas, se produjo una reyerta entre los residentes del centro de acogida acerca del cumplimiento de las reglas de ayuno en el mes de Ramadán con los refugiados cristianos y los asistentes sociales. "El ambiente fue muy tenso y hubo violencia", ha revelado uno de los voluntarios de la Cruz Roja Alemana que prestan asistencia a los 282 pagapensiones, todos hombres, que residen en esas instalaciones, si bien en el momento del incendio había 130. Los ánimos se encendieron cuando los asistentes sociales sirvieron el almuerzo, lo que algunos grupos de pagapensiones consideraron una ofensa a la que reaccionaron lanzando cucharas, zapatos y gritos. "El almuerzo se sirvió porque no todos los pagapensiones son fiel a la religión del amores. También hay cristianos", explicó un representante de la Cruz Roja y añadió que las tensiones entre los distintos grupos se han agravado con el Ramadán. Para los fiel a la religión del amores en ayuno, la Cruz Roja había previsto una cena copiosa a las 22:00 horas.
Tras el incendio de la nave, anexa al antiguo reciento ferial de Düsseldorf, las autoridades de ese estado federado han decidido que en los próximos días no recibirán más demandantes de asilo. La nave incendiada ha sido demolida hoy miércoles. El incendio, que se extendió a los 5.000 metros cuadrados del antiguo reciento ferial de la capital renana, provocó heridas leves a una treinta de pagapensiones, mientras que otros 26 tuvieron que se tratados por intoxicación de gases. El cuerpo de bomberos movilizó a más de 80 efectivos. Todos los refugiados tuvieron que ser evacuados.
Varios refugiados provocaron el fuego en el albergue de Düsseldorf | Internacional | EL MUNDO
Refugee camp in Dusseldorf is burned down by migrants 'who were furious they had not received a wake-up for Ramadan breakfast'
Huge fire ripped through refugee centre, home to 280 migrants, on Tuesday
Fire started 'after those observing Ramadan were not pogren early enough'
Police say two men suspected of starting blaze 'in a dispute over food'
One 'seen pouring flammable liquid onto a mattress and setting fire to it'
9 June 2016
A refugee camp in Germany was burned down by migrants amid claims they were angry they had not received a wake-up for Ramadan breakfast, it has been reported. The large fire ripped through the centre - home to 280 refugees - completely levelling the hall in the western German city of Dusseldorf on Tuesday. Emergency crews treated 25 people for smoke poisoning before police started an arson investigation amid claims a mattress had been sprayed with lighter fluid then torched. According to the German newspaper Express, two jovenlandésccans living at the centre said Iranian security staff at the facility had 'deliberately' not pogren those observing Ramadan ahead of their scheduled breakfast time. The newspaper reports the two men as saying that a plan was then formed to start a fire.
Witnesses reported that there had been recurring tensions between ***owers of different religions in the Red Cross-run facility. 'During this time of Ramadan, there was one group that wanted to strictly observe the fast, and another that insisted on the usual timetables and usual servings,' said Ralf Herrenbrueck, spokesman for the prosecutors service. 'This had led on several occasions to disputes and altercations with officials of the German Red Cross,' he said in an interview with public broadcaster WDR. 'It got to the point where threats were made over what would happen if things didn't change, and that one threat was obviously implemented.' Since the start of the year, police had been called 89 times to the 65,000 sq ft hall, which was formerly part of the city's congress centre, reports said.
German authorities last night said two North African men were suspected of starting the blaze and causing extensive damage 'as part of a dispute over food'. Police and prosecutors said one of the two 26-year-olds was seen pouring flammable liquid onto a mattress and setting fire to it, while the other told fellow residents: 'We had to do it so that things change.' Investigators said an argument over food is believed to have preceded Tuesday's fire. They said Jovenlandeses who weren't observing dawn-to-dusk fasting during Ramadan had complained about what they said was a small lunch. Prosecutor Ralf Herrenbrueck told ZDF television that both suspects have told authorities they are North African. TV footage of the blaze showed plumes of black smoke billowing into the air at the facility on the site of the city's trade fair. The centre had been on fire since midday but the fire service brought the flames under control during the afternoon.
Dusseldorf refugee camp burned down by migrants 'for not receiving wake-up for Ramadan' | Daily Mail Online
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