Six foreign nationals die in a fire at a store in Tsomo, in South Africa’s Eastern Cape, according to reports. The incident results in fatalities at the scene, with authorities treating the deaths as part of a suspected criminally relevant event until the cause is established. The South African Police Service is reported to be opening an inquest to determine what led to the fire, including how it started and whether any breaches of safety or other factors contributed to the deaths. Details available in the reports are limited, but the focus of the authorities’ response is on clarifying the circumstances surrounding the blaze and confirming accountability. The case is being handled through investigative and judicial processes, with the police working to compile evidence for the inquest. The reports consistently describe the victims as foreign nationals and place the incident at the Tsomo store in the Eastern Cape.