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    Danish police conclude that the fire at Atlantic Sapphire facilities does not appear to be arson

    They still do not know what caused the fire

    Danish police have closed the investigation into the fire that on September 15, 2021, swept through Atlantic Sapphire facilities in Hvide Sande, Denmark, finding no indication that the fire was started intentionally. Following the investigations carried out, the Central and West Jutland Police have said that “there is nothing immediately in connection with the fire investigations or the interrogations in the investigation that indicates that the fire should have been started”.

    They still do not know what caused the fire

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    Danish police have closed the investigation into the fire that on September 15, 2021, swept through Atlantic Sapphire facilities in Hvide Sande, Denmark, finding no indication that the fire was started intentionally. Following the investigations carried out, the Central and West Jutland Police have said that "there is nothing immediately in connection with the fire investigations or the interrogations in the investigation that indicates that the fire should have been started".

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