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Several killed and injured in fire at Antwerp apartment building

Several killed and injured in fire at Antwerp apartment building
BBC World Wednesday 01 July 2026, 10:58 UTC 1 min read
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The fire broke out in the 10-storey block in the Linkeroever district of the Belgian city.

The fire broke out in the 10-storey block in the Linkeroever district of the Belgian city.
Antwerp (LOCATION) the Linkeroever district (LOCATION) Belgian (ORG)
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