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Yeah, I've read that, although that was also pre-renovation of the tower block. Still. Eery.
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P.S. Can't believe I just spelt eerie with a y.
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Woreeing
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It gives you more time if you can place wet towels etc under the doors, and is less risky than feeling your way down smoke filled stair well
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Assuming it's plausible you can eventually get out.
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Apparently it is if procedures are working properly - remember when I lived in uni flats front door and door to room all fireproof. But
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If it goes wrong, e.g. the outside catches fire, the advice doesn't work. Also, apparently, if you're above floor 10
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Right. Because you're unreachable up there. Nobody is coming to get you. You're just hoping it's put out before you die.
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P much, but the water doesn't go much higher than that either. When I went past it was juuuust reaching the floor where the flames were
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firm that did the returb already taken down their page about it
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Looks like the fire spread on the outside then went in through the windows.. Hope that fancy cladding was tested for fire resistance.
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Residents' blog is horribly prescient, disregard for safety staggering. Bldg 'dressed to improve aesthetics'. How many others?
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