June 14, 2017: Grenfell Tower, a London skyscraper, goes up in flames, killing 72 people. How did such a tragedy happen? And could it have been avoided?
In 2009, a freight train derails and catches fire in Viareggio station. There are 32 victims and dozens of people are injured.
In 1988, during a show in West Germany, three Italian aircraft collide and crash in front of 300,000 spectators.
In 2014, Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was traveling from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur. But it crashed in Ukraine, killing 283 people.
August 2020: a violent explosion occurs at the port of Beirut. Thousands of people are injured and many more lose their lives.
An analysis of the causes and lack of organization that caused the LoveParade disaster in Duisburg, Germany.
A lorry catches fire in the Mont Blanc tunnel, unleashing an inferno that traps dozens of people. Could it have been avoided? And what has changed since then?
