The independent commission, tasked with uncovering possible causes of the fire that claimed the lives of 77 people was scheduled to commence on Sunday, but was postponed.
JOHANNESBURG - The Gauteng government has said that delays to the start of the commission of inquiry into the tragic Marshalltown fire that killed 77 people are out of its control.
The investigation which is set to last a period of six months has been tasked with uncovering all possible causes of the fatal blaze. The provincial government’s spokesperson Sizwe Pamla said the commission is, however, expected to give details on the commencement of the investigation this week.
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