Law enforcement in the Czech Republic are investigating a fireplace that killed 11 people, such as three little ones.

Saturday’s blaze, in a block of flats in the north-japanese town of Bohumin, has been explained as the worst fire in the country’s background.

6 men and women died in the blaze and an additional 5 were killed after jumping from an 11th ground balcony in an attempt to escape the flames.

Ten folks, including two firemen and a police officer, had been injured.

Bohumin is on the Czech-Polish border, some 300km (190 miles) east of the money, Prague.

The governor of the Moravia-Silesia region Ivo Vondrak explained the fireplace appeared to have been started intentionally.

According to eyewitness studies, a male was handcuffed at the scene right after calmly admitting to police he experienced started off the blaze.

Police refused to remark on people promises but they have confirmed that just one man or woman was arrested.

Inside Minister Jan Hamacek later on advised Czech Radio that what he known as “a huge tragedy” appeared to have been the culmination of a extended-long lasting conflict among neighbours.

The regional hearth brigade chief Vladimir Vlcek instructed Czech Tv that the blaze unfold incredibly swiftly.

“The fire was really swift to establish, which is not typical. A hearth like that ordinarily impacts 1 area, but this a single hit the full flat, all the rooms are burnt down,”