Grenfell Inquiry day 72: fire finally extinguished when gas switched off

News14.11.186.00 PM by Luke Barratt

The fire at Grenfell Tower was finally extinguished more than 20 hours after it began when engineers succeeded in cutting off the gas supply, the inquiry heard today.

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