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Authorities in the southern Spanish city of Murcia say two people believed to have been in a nightclub where 13 others died in a fire are still missing MADRID -- Authorities in the southern Spanish city of Murcia said Monday that two people believed to have been in a nightclub where 13 others died in a fire are still missing and that the club was operating without a permit. The town hall's announcement on X, formerly known as Twitter, came after Francisco Jiménez, the central government's official for the region, earlier said all the missing had been located and no more bodies had been found. Jiménez later said there had been confusion in the figures for the missing. Jiménez said the dead included the nationals of Spain, Colombia, Ecuador and Nicaragua. It was not known how many people were in the club when the fire broke out at 6 a.m. Sunday. It was the deadliest nightclub blaze in Spain since 43 people were killed in Zaragoza in 1990. On Monday, firefighters and police co...

At least 13 people were killed and several others were injured when a fire early Sunday ripped through adjoining nightclub s in Spain, authorities said. At least 13 people were killed and several others were injured when a fire early Sunday ripped through adjoining nightclub s in Spain, authorities said. Search-and-rescue crews are still looking for people unaccounted for in the blaze in the town of Murcia in southern Spain, officials said. Diego Seral, a spokesperson for the Spanish National Police, told reporters that the bodies of those who died were recovered from the Fonda nightclub , one of three adjoining clubs, which sustained the majority of fire damage. In this photo provided by Bomberos/Ayuntamiento de Murcia, firefighters work outside a nightclub on fire in Murcia, south-eastern Spain in the early hours of Sunday Oct. 1, 2023. AP Video released by Murcia Fire Service showed firefighters working to control flames inside the nightclub. The footage also showed part of a roof c...