Walls collapse at Copenhagen's blaze-hit old stock exchange

Large parts of the outer walls of Denmark's landmark 400-year-old stock exchange building have collapsed, two days after a fire ripped through the historic structure, said Jakob Vedsted Andersen, chief of the Copenhagen Fire Department. Read more here: str.sg/i8Em
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How can walls that are 2mtrs THICK collapse like that, it is beyond me. Just don't buy into this whole thing being a natural cause of fire or development. Castles have burnt in past and the walls always stay up, they do not collapse onto themselves. England is littered with such castles, and here they try to tell us these walls just collapse by themselves. Don't think so. Smells super fishy from where I stand. x