Japan’s Kyoto Animation Company’s president, Yasuda Hideaki, confirmed on the 19th that the fire on the 18th destroyed all the paintings, materials and computer-stored works of Kyoto Animation’s first studio.

On the whole, the disaster relief was inefficient. The museum building was in disrepair due to financial problems. There were flammable chemicals inside but the museum lacked a proper fire protection system.

The Brazilian police have also stepped in to investigate and collect evidence on the cause of the fire.

The southern hemisphere is gradually turning from warm winter to warm and humid, therefore climatic factors shouldn’t cause the fire.

The National Museum of Brazil, which celebrated its 200th anniversary in July this year, had a fire on the night of September 2

You don't have a clue about safety. Look at this room, there are dangers to your safety everywhere. Look at these power lines stretched every which way. It's easy for them to short circuit and cause a fire. And look at this passageway. It was narrow to begin with and there's so much junk piled up. If there's a fire, how will you get out?

You should hurry up and get insured. Fires, flooding, theft – all the losses that come from things like that are included in the scope of things that you can be compensated for.

Of course they do! Think about it, the residents who suffered from that terrible fire lost a lot! If they have insurance, the insurance company can get a big settlement!