Deadly Fire at Swiss Alpine Bar Exposes Dangerous Negligence and Regulatory Failures

In the tragic aftermath of the New Year’s Eve fire at the Le Constellation bar in Crans Montana, Switzerland, which claimed 40 young lives and severely injured over a hundred others, serious questions arise about accountability and regulatory oversight. The French co-owners, Jacques and Jessica Moretti, described the incident as "the tragedy of their lives," but their defense of management practices exposes glaring lapses that demand scrutiny. How Did Negligence Turn Celebration Into Catastrophe? According to statements revealed by French media BMFTV, the Morettis admitted to allowing open flames from handheld flares inside the bar—a dangerous practice that ignited soundproofing...