Swiss Police Investigating Deaths Of French Family In Montreux

<br>MONTREUX, Switzerland, March 24 (Reuters) - Four members of a French family died in the Swiss resort of Montreux on Thursday, and a fifth is in a serious condition, after they fell from the 7th floor of their apartment building, police said.<br> <br>The Vaud cantonal police said they were still investigating, but have ruled out there being another person in the apartment.<br> <br>Police said officers had gone to the apartment with a warrant for the father related to the home-schooling of one of the two children.<br> <br>Officers returned later after a witness notified them that people had fallen from a balcony, police said.<br> <br>"Five members of the same family fell ... from the balcony of their apartment in Montreux located on the 7th floor of a building on the street of the casino. A man, two women and a young girl died and an adolescent has been hospitalized in serious condition," the police statement said.<br> <br>The father, aged 40, his wife and her twin sister, 41, and the 8-year-old girl died, while the couple's 15-year-old son survived, it said, adding that formal identification was under way.<br><br>(Reporting by Denis Balibouse; Writing by Stephanie Nebehay Editing by Alison Williams)<br><br><br><br>If you have virtually any questions about wherever as well as the way to employ [https://bettop88th.com/free-credit เครดิตฟรี], you can call us at our own web-site.