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Since all the electricity in the building was lost almost
immediately, I assume that the pumps for the fire mains were also at
risk. Even if the firefighters could have gotten to the area where
the fire was, would they have had any water, or more preferably, for
a fuel fire, CO2?
Apparently the problems with the buildings was
only the final snafu in a disaster that, as seems to be emerging,
didn't have to happen at all.