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Koder House fire under fresh scrutiny amid probe into synagogue arson

Source: The Hindu — National · 2 hr ago
Koder House fire under fresh scrutiny amid probe into synagogue arson
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Summary

Police say there is no direct evidence connecting the fire at the historic Koder House with the recent arson attack on a synagogue, and investigators are waiting for forensic results to determine if an electrical fault caused the blaze. The heritage building remains closed, and any plans to restore and reopen it will need the appropriate heritage and archaeological approvals.

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Police say there is no information directly linking the Koder House fire to the synagogue arson; forensic examination awaited to establish whether a short circuit caused the blaze at the heritage property; Koder House remains closed; restoration and reopening may require heritage and archaeological clearances

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