In the aftermath of a tragic fire at the Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana that resulted in 41 fatalities and 115 injuries predominantly among youths, a former fire safety officer is set to testify before the public prosecutor about the absence of safety inspections since 2019. This incident, which occurred on New Year's Eve, has led to a criminal investigation involving four suspects, including the officer who was responsible for fire safety oversight until their resignation in 2024. The scrutiny surrounding the fire incident has highlighted serious concerns regarding the management of fire safety protocols in public venues. The failures in conducting mandatory inspections raise crucial questions about the regulatory oversight and the accountability of local safety officials. The public's interest in this case remains high, given the significant loss of life and the tragic context in which it occurred. As legal proceedings unfold, the implications for fire safety regulations and governance in Crans-Montana, and potentially across Switzerland, may be substantial. This tragic event not only casts a shadow over local administrative practices but also invites a broader conversation about ensuring public safety in community spaces, emphasizing the need for stringent compliance with safety standards to prevent future tragedies.