The Grenfell Inquiry has released its final statement stating that the tragic deaths of all 72 individuals in the building fire could have been prevented. The chair of the inquiry, Sir Martin Moore-Bick, went on to explain that the residents of the tower were let down for many years by those responsible for their safety. The public statement given on the anniversary of the disaster echoed the anguish of those affected as they continue to come to terms with the horrific event.
Seven years on since the tragedy, families and community members have been awaiting the results of the inquiry with great anticipation. The chair noted that the “catastrophe could and should have been avoided.” It has become increasingly clear that those responsible for fire safety did not take necessary action in accordance with regulations to avert the devastating loss of life.
The announcement by the Grenfell Inquiry has led to calls for justice as family members expressed devastation at the revelations. Given the gravity of the situation, further legal action may be taken on behalf of those affected. The inquiry stated that the events that unfolded that day should never have been allowed to happen and outline clear recommendations for the future in order to prevent another such tragedy.
As the community continues to mourn for the lives lost, the Grenfell Inquiry will play a crucial role in ensuring accountability and transparency in the aftermath. Family and community members now eagerly await further action that will be taken to address those responsible and take measures to prevent such a tragedy from occurring in the future- so that the memory of those who were lost may never be forgotten
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