the fire raged on the roof of the former Bel Air hotel. A person who had inhaled smoke and soot got into his nose, was brought for review to the hospital. There are no injuries. The cause of the fire is not yet known. Around 16:30 the signal “fire master” was given.

Located on the Johan de Witt Avenue in the suburb of Scheveningen, opposite the prime minister’s residence (the residence of the prime minister) and next to the Municipal Museum. The De Witt Avenue to the hotel was closed for some time for traffic.

The fire, which was plucked with heavy equipment, cleared the building on the Johan de Witt Avenue in city Scheveningen. ,, The company first worked fine, ” said a fire department spokeswoman. The hotel was only occupied for 40 percent, and many guests were due to the weather not in their room. The hotel measurements are performed to check for the presence of smoke or carbon monoxide. Afterwards guests can optionally back