Danish police have announced the closure of the investigation into the fire that ravaged more than half of Copenhagen's Old Stock Exchange, stating that there is no evidence to suggest it was a criminal act. Despite thorough forensic examinations, surveillance reviews, and witness interviews, the cause of the fire in the historic building remains undetermined.
The destructive fire occurred in the early hours of April 16, engulfing the 400-year-old structure, which was a prominent tourist attraction. The blaze resulted in the collapse of the building's green copper roof and iconic dragon-tail spire, with a section of the outer wall collapsing two days later.
