Published 13 days ago

Denmark's historic stock exchange in ruins as fire still burns

Half of Denmark's Old Stock Exchange was destroyed by a fire, leaving only outer walls standing.
The blaze caused by the fire was similar to the Notre-Dame Cathedral fire of 2019, with the spire toppling down.
Firefighters faced challenges in extinguishing the fire, which was expected to continue burning until at least Thursday morning.

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Reuters

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13 days ago·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Part of Denmark's historic stock exchange reduced to empty shell after blaze

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) -Half of Denmark's Old Stock Exchange was completely burnt-out with only outer walls remaining after flames engulfed the building and caused the roof to collapse in Tuesday's devastating fire, Danish officials said on Wednesday. Read full story

13 days ago·Malaysia

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Channel News Asia

Part of Denmark's historic stock exchange reduced to empty shell after blaze

COPENHAGEN: Half of Denmark's Old Stock Exchange was completely burnt out with only outer walls remaining after flames had engulfed the building and caused the roof to collapse in Tuesday'

13 days ago·Singapore

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RTÉ

Historic Copenhagen building an 'empty shell' after fire

Half of Denmark's Old Stock Exchange has been completely burnt-out with only outer walls remaining, after flames engulfed the building and caused the roof to collapse in yesterday's devastating fire, Danish officials have said.

13 days ago·Ireland

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