Sisters Donna Janse Van Rensburgh, 44, and Sharon McLean, 47, and Keith Russell, 38, all died after a blaze ripped through the New County Hotel in perth.
Sisters Donna Janse Van Rensburg (left), 44, and Sharon McLean, 47, passed away in January(Image: PA)
A company connected to a hotel where three people died in a horror blaze has been hit with liquidation. Sisters Donna Janse Van Rensburgh, 44, and Sharon McLean, 47, from Aberdeen, and Keith Russell, 38, from Edinburgh, all died after a fire tore through the New County Hotel in Perth.
More than 60 firefighters and 21 ambulance units were called to the scene in the early hours of January 2 this year, with multiple residents evacuated. Donna’s pet King Charles spaniel, named Joey, also died as a result of the fire.
The hotel was reportedly issued with three health and safety warnings from Perth and Kinross Council a fortnight before the fatal fire struck, Aberdeen Live reports.
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A former employee previously told The Times…