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Nicolas Féraud

  • Jul 5

    Son of Crans-Montana club owners removed from elite private school after New Year's Eve fire that killed 41

    The four-year-old son of the couple who ran the Le Constellation club, where a fire killed 41 on New Year's Eve, has been removed from Le Régent International School in Crans-Montana and now attends a public school in nearby Lens.

  • Jun 16

    Six months after fire killed 41, Crans-Montana president Nicolas Féraud apologises at first assembly

    Nearly six months after the New Year's Eve fire at Le Constellation bar killed 41 and injured over 100, Crans-Montana president Nicolas Féraud addressed 378 citizens in a tense assembly and presented official apologies for the tragedy.

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