Five young people die in Spain apartment block fire
A fire in a five-story apartment building in Manlleu, Spain, near Barcelona, killed five young people on Monday night. The fire originated in a storage space on an upper floor of the building.

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AI-generatedA fire in a five-story apartment building in Manlleu, Spain, near Barcelona, killed five young people on Monday night. The fire originated in a storage space on an upper floor of the building. While the identities of the victims are not yet known, reports indicate they include children who did not live in the building. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation, and it is unclear why the victims were unable to escape. Four other people sustained minor injuries. Local authorities have declared three days of mourning and are providing support to the victims' families.
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5 extractedFour other people were slightly hurt in the blaze.
The fire broke out in a five-storey building in the small town of Manlleu, about 80km north of Barcelona.
Five young people have died in a fire in a residential block of flats in north-east Spain.
The grandfather of one of the young victims told La Vanguardia that the boys used the storage room to meet each other.
Witnesses told local media that they were all under 18, and one was as young as 12.