"A small cabin was completely destroyed by fire in the heart of Flaine Ski Resort, France, on Monday, December 5, sending a visible plume of smoke above the village and briefly alarming guests on the mountain. Resort officials confirmed the incident to local radio ICI Pays de Savoie, stating that there were no injuries to staff or customers, stressing that this was the most important outcome."
"Although the fire was visible from the village and surrounding slopes-prompting concern among guests-resort officials emphasized that there was never any danger to visitors, and ski operations were able to continue without interruption. The destroyed hut, measuring approximately 15-20 square meters (160-215 square feet), was primarily used for equipment storage and as a shelter for resort staff. According to Le Grand Massif resort management, the structure will be replaced in the coming days to minimize disruption to resort operations."
A small cabin at Flaine Ski Resort in Haute-Savoie was completely destroyed by fire on Monday, December 5, producing a visible plume of smoke over the village and briefly alarming guests. Resort operational and safety teams secured and roped off the site while emergency services assessed the damage and the blaze was quickly contained. There were no injuries to staff or customers. The 15-20 square meter hut, used for equipment storage and staff shelter, will be replaced in the coming days. Investigations are underway to determine whether the fire was accidental or arson. Le Grand Massif remains operational.
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