His apartment is located in the alley next to the burned apartment in Douarnenez. This Saturday morning, he is gradually recovering from the tragedy which caused the death of two people and injured five others: “I’m shocked but I’m okay”.
His building evacuated
He remembers: “I got up this morning to get some juice in the kitchen.” Outside, the night is still dark, and something unusual attracts his attention: “Through the window, I saw reflections of lights on the cars, I opened it, and there I smelled the smell of burned, I leaned over and saw the apartment next door with flames coming out everywhere. I went out and called 18. When they arrived, the firefighters and gendarmes had us evacuated from the building, as well as the residents of the neighboring building.”
In his apartment, a slight smell of smoke still lingers. Jean-Claude receives yet another phone call, which has been ringing all morning. A relative comes to inquire about his situation. “Don't worry, everything's okay, I'm a little shocked but it's okay.” What a story! “, he replies before giving the story of his morning again.
