An investigation was opened after the fire that ravaged part of the Alphonse de Lamartine nursery school in Le Havre (Seine-Maritime) on Tuesday. The police do not favor any runway, even if two points of departure of the flames have been discovered, reports 76actu.
The equipment present in two of the six classes of the establishment was completely destroyed, according to the director. These two rooms are located in the west building of the establishment, which welcomes 133 students every day. Another room is filled with soot.
The #Lamartine nursery school in #Havre, partially ravaged by a fire on Tuesday. The west of the building is the most affected 2 classes concerned, school closed "until further notice". "Everything will go to the dumpster" laments the director of the establishment | @ 76actu pic.twitter.com/QzDmfIjBzx
- Pascal Lefebvre (@PascalLefebvreT) February 5, 2020No school Thursday and Friday
Fire specialists and insurance experts were expected on site this Wednesday. The agents of the technical services of the City of Le Havre are working on the rapid reopening of the premises. Schoolchildren cannot be welcomed there on Thursday or Friday, according to Florence Thibaudeau-Rainot, assistant mayor in charge of education.
Assistance will be available for parents who cannot have their children looked after at home. Schooling conditions will not return to normal immediately. "We will find a temporary solution Monday morning for all the children," promises the assistant. “As soon as the holidays start, we will find a solution depending on the duration of the work. We need to know if we are going on a temporary 15 day, three month, six month… ”
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