FC Metz young talent, Tahirys Dos Santos, sustained injuries during a tragic fire incident at Crans-Montana on New Year’s Day, resulting in the loss of 47 lives. Dos Santos, aged 19, was reportedly present at Le Constellation Bar in the Swiss ski village when the fire erupted in the early morning hours.
Following the incident, the reserve player was airlifted to Germany for treatment of his burns. FC Metz released an official statement on their website expressing their deep sorrow over Dos Santos’ situation. The club stated that Dos Santos, originally from Mont-Saint-Martin, was severely burned in the Crans-Montana fire and is currently undergoing treatment in Germany.
The club’s management, players, coaches, and staff are profoundly affected by the news and extend their sympathies to Dos Santos during his recovery. FC Metz is providing full support to his family and is coordinating with medical authorities for his transfer to a nearby hospital.
Updates on Dos Santos’ condition will be shared when there are significant developments, while FC Metz has urged respect for Dos Santos and his family’s privacy during this difficult time.
The fire in Crans-Montana, which claimed the lives of at least 47 individuals, is believed to have been caused by sparklers placed inside champagne bottles. Witnesses described the rapid spread of the fire within seconds, leading to numerous injuries, primarily among teenagers and young adults.
Authorities labeled the blaze as an “embrasement generalise,” indicating a severe fire outbreak triggering combustible gases’ release. Victims suffered severe burns and smoke inhalation, with many requiring specialized medical care across Switzerland.
King Charles III expressed deep sadness over the tragic incident at Crans-Montana, conveying sympathy to all those affected by the devastating fire in Switzerland. The monarch praised the heroic efforts of first responders and emergency services while offering condolences to the families of the victims and those in critical condition.
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