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Raed Arafat wrote on Facebook that he is the target of a denigration campaign by Libertatea and journalist Catalin Tolontan. The Control Body didn't see the video either.ĭSU head Raed Arafat harshly criticized the report at that time calling those who made it amateurs and asking them to rewrite it, according to Libertatea. The new Government's Control Body made a report on the Colectiv club intervention which pretty much reaches the same conclusion, namely that the intervention was poorly coordinated and the authorities improvised. The tragedy led to massive street protests and the fall of the Government led by Victor Ponta, which was replaced with a technocrat cabinet led by Dacian Ciolos. Hundreds of people were in the club that night, of whom 27 lost their lives in the fire and over 30 others died in the following weeks due to the burns or respiratory problems caused by the smoke. The Colectiv club in Bucharest burned down on October 30, 2015, during a concert by local rock band Goodbye to Gravity.

The video shows mainly civilians helping the victims while policemen and firefighters seem overwhelmed by the situation. However, in the Colectiv fire case, the video of the intervention was only seen by a handful of higher-rank officers, who decided to hide it as it showed chaos, lack of organization and even lack of preoccupation for the victims, a totally different image than the official one presented by the head of the Emergency Situations Department (DSU) Raed Arafat on the night of the tragedy, the officer told Libertatea.ro. The department also uses the videos to analyze the interventions and find ways to improve them. Major interventions are usually filmed and, when they are successful, short clippings are usually made public. Not all networks allow this feature as part of our content agreements.The video was filmed by an under-officer from the department’s information unit, as is the procedure in such cases.

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