Industry | Dutch century-old church caught fire and the spire collapsed was related to the paint inside the church

On November 4, local time, a fire broke out in a church of Our Lady of the Netherlands built in the 19th century, and the spire has collapsed.
According to reports from Yahoo News and the American Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), a century-old Roman Catholic cathedral in the Netherlands caught fire on the 4th.
The live video showed that the fire was burning, the roof was severely damaged, and the spire collapsed.
According to the Dutch RTL news network, the firefighters had to give up saving the church in order to prevent the fire from spreading to nearby buildings because the fire was too big.
After the fire broke out, people from a school around the church were evacuated.
Nearby residents said that the fire was a big blow to many residents.
Dutch media said that the cause of the fire may be related to the paint inside the church, and no casualties have been reported.
On April 15 this year, a rare fire broke out in Notre Dame de Paris, France.
The fire lasted for more than 10 hours, causing the spire of the church to collapse and the entire building to be seriously damaged.
The fire has attracted worldwide attention, and it has also made people feel heartache about the damage to a century-old building.