100s cars destroyed in Liverpool car park fire

A fire broke out at the Liverpool Waterfront Car Park on New Year's Eve, causing significant damage and leading to the evacuation of the nearby Echo Arena during the International Horse Show. The fire, which spread rapidly due to the lack of a sprinkler system, destroyed over 1000 cars and raised concerns about fire safety regulations. Personal accounts from those affected highlight the chaos and the need for improved safety measures. The incident has prompted a review of fire safety regulations, especially regarding the installation of sprinklers in vulnerable buildings.

What was a significant factor in the spread of the fire at the Liverpool Waterfront Car Park?

• The absence of a sprinkler system

• The use of fire-resistant materials

• The presence of a sprinkler system

• The quick response of the fire service

What event was canceled due to the fire at the Liverpool Echo Arena?

• The International Horse Show

• A football match

• A music concert

• A car exhibition

How did the fire affect the cars in the car park?

• They were all safely removed

• Only a few cars were damaged

• Over 1000 cars were affected

• The cars were protected by a sprinkler system

What unexpected situation did evacuated people face during the New Year's celebrations?

• They were unaffected by the fire

• They had to find alternative accommodation

• They were able to return home immediately

• They celebrated at the Echo Arena

What broader issue did the fire raise questions about?

• The role of the fire service

• The design of car parks

• The necessity of sprinklers in vulnerable buildings

• The effectiveness of fire alarms