Fatal fire victim identification 'moving swiftly' after Loafers Lodge blaze
It is still unclear how many bodies lie in the remains of Loafers Lodge after the fire.
It is still unclear how many bodies lie in the remains of Loafers Lodge after the fire.
When fire first broke out, nobody could imagine the horror that would unfold.
Meanwhile, police have confirmed a fifth body has been recovered from the scene.
The Coroner has started working to identify those who have died.
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The incident occurred last night.
More bodies are set to be removed from fire-damaged Loafers Lodge today.
The probe into the suspected arson is in its third day, total deaths remain unconfirmed.
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If not for the courage of firefighters, Loafers Lodge death toll would have been higher.
A second truck wasn't available to stop the fire because it's been broken for over a year.
Police will be back inside the building today for the scene examination.
At least six bodies have been found, and there are fewer than 20 people unaccounted for.
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Liam Hockings is one of the people still unaccounted for after yesterday's fire.
Dozens of people were trapped inside the building as smoke filled corridors and rooms.
Dozens of people were trapped in the building which did not have sprinklers.
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An investigation is under way after reports said Loafers Lodge had no sprinklers.