Residents of Garagartza Building Return Home After Fire in Ordizia

Residents of the building at number 1, Garagartza Square in Ordizia, have been able to return to their homes following Saturday's fire, as reported by the City Council.

Generic image of emergency lights reflecting on wet asphalt at night in a small Basque town.
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Generic image of emergency lights reflecting on wet asphalt at night in a small Basque town.

Residents affected by the fire that occurred on Saturday in the building at number 1, Garagartza Square in Ordizia, have been able to return to their homes, the City Council confirmed, after it was verified that the fire did not cause major structural damage.

Emergency services worked throughout the afternoon, until midnight. The Ordizia City Council explained that, for safety reasons, all residents had to evacuate their homes. Almost all of them spent the night away; some with family and friends, and six other families in accommodation provided by the Council.

For safety reasons, all residents had to leave their homes. Almost all residents spent the night away from home; some in the homes of family and friends and another six families in accommodation provided by the council.

According to the municipal statement, once it was confirmed that the fire had not caused significant damage to the building's structure, residents were able to return to their homes. The Ordizia City Council remains in contact with those affected and has expressed its willingness to clarify doubts and offer assistance with anything they may need.