A famous French building on fire again, just one month after the previous incident.

Famous cathedral in flames again.

July 11th 2024.

A famous French building on fire again, just one month after the previous incident.
The people of France are grieving once again as another fire has broken out, this time at Rouen Cathedral in Normandy. This comes just months before the highly anticipated reopening of Notre-Dame in Paris, which was tragically devastated by flames five years ago. The iconic Rouen Cathedral, known for its three distinct towers, has been engulfed in flames, a sight that has been shared through various online platforms.

The mayor of Rouen, Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol, took to social media to inform the public of the incident, stating that the origin of the fire is still unknown at this point. He also assured that all necessary resources are being mobilized to combat the fire. It has been revealed that the spire of the cathedral was undergoing repairs after it was previously destroyed in the 19th century.

According to regional officials, the cathedral has been evacuated and emergency services are currently on the scene. It is believed that the flames started in an area where construction work was taking place. The incident has sparked conspiracy theories on social media, as this is not the first time Rouen Cathedral has caught fire.

The cathedral's famous spire, which stands as one of the tallest in Europe, was installed in 1876 to replace the previous one that was also destroyed in a fire back in 1822. The recent fire at Rouen Cathedral has left many questioning the fate of this historic landmark. It is a devastating sight for the French, who are still recovering from the fire at Notre-Dame.

This is not the only incident of its kind in France recently. Just last month, a fire broke out at the Palace of Versailles, forcing the evacuation of visitors. The Normandy cathedral is one of the world's most famous, and its history of fires only adds to its notoriety.

Looking into the past incidents at Rouen Cathedral, it is evident that the replacement spire made of cast iron was not a suitable long-term solution. Government officials have stated that the material used was too brittle and not flexible enough to withstand harsh weather conditions. Attempts to renovate the spire were made in the past without success, and the current construction was a final attempt to complete the much-needed renovations.

The cathedral's significance is not lost on the French people, as it has been a subject of many artistic works, most notably by Claude Monet. The artist's paintings of the cathedral have brought it to a global audience and added to its cultural value. As this is a developing news story, more updates are expected to follow soon. Stay tuned to The Agency's social media platforms for the latest news and updates. You can also subscribe to receive daily push alerts for convenience.

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