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Two adjoining restaurants destroyed fire:
Two restaurants adjoining it was destroyed by a violent fire, on this night of Saturday 2 to this Sunday August 3, 2025, in the town of Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, In the Hérault Valley, about thirty kilometers west of Montpellier.
The alert was given around 1:45 am to the firefighters of the SDIS 34 For a fire on the terrace of Restaurant Le Petit Jardin. Moreover, Road from Aniane, but when they arrived, the flames had spread to a 300m2 metal structure building, on two levels, with another restaurant, theOustal Fonzes.
Thirty firefighters from the surrounding barracks were engaged. However, while the GEndarmes From the Lodève company cut the RD4 at the entrance to the village. The fire was circumscribed around 4 hours, but led to a power cut over half of the dwellings. Traffic was reopened on the RD 4 to 7:30 am.
According to the SDIS 34. the building threatens to collapse and the mayor of Saint-Guillhem-le-Désert, present on the scene, will quickly take a jeopardy. Twenty employees of the two restaurants will meet at unemployment.
The cause of the fire is currently undetermined, technicians of the criminal two adjoining restaurants destroyed fire identification cell of the group of Hérault gendarmerie will go there to try to isolate the exact place of the start of the fire in a corner of the terrace. Electric dysfunction after closing? Criminal gesture? Mystery.
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two adjoining restaurants destroyed fire — Two adjoining restaurants destroyed fire: Par Jean-Marc Aubert Published on August 3, 2025 at 7.35 am ; Updated on August 3, 2025 at 10:42 am Two res.
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