The charred bodies of two people were discovered Thursday evening in rubble on private land in Franconville (Val-d'Oise) where firefighters had intervened to extinguish the fire in several caravans, we learned on Friday from the rescue and police.
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“The findings are currently in progress,” said a police source, confirming the deaths of two people, without providing further details.
22 firefighters were needed
The firefighters intervened shortly after 8:30 p.m. on this private land, located in a small street in Franconville, where “the caravans were completely engulfed in flames”. The intervention by 22 firefighters lasted several hours and it was during the clearing that they discovered the two charred bodies in the rubble.
The town hall of the town of 38,000 inhabitants, which deplores “the tragedy”, did not wish to make any statement.
