Three Women Investigated In Massive German Zoo Fire

Three Women Investigated In Massive German Zoo Fire

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A fire at a German zoo killed over 30 animals, including apes, birds, and bats. The fire was allegedly caused by illegal Sky Lanterns released by a mother and her daughters. The women turned themselves in after witnesses reported seeing the lanterns. Sky Lanterns have been banned in Germany for a decade. The women face negligent arson charges, which could lead to a five-year prison sentence.

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How many animals were reported killed in the fire?

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What was the cause of the fire at the zoo in Germany?

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What was the reaction of the zoo's director to the fire incident?

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What did the three women claim regarding the legality of the Sky Lanterns?

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What charges do the women face following the incident?

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