SWISS cops have identified the bodies of all 40 victims who died in the tragic New Year’s Eve bar blaze in Crans-Montana.
All the victims range in age from 14 to 39 years old, with teenagers making up more than half of the death toll.
Some 26 of the 40 dead were teenagers, with the victims including a 14-year-old French national and a 14-year-old from Switzerland, police said.
Their names have not been released.
In total, 21 of the dead were Swiss citizens, seven were French and six were Italian.
Other victims came from Romania, Turkey, Portugal, Belgium, as well as one Swiss-French dual national.
A 15-year-old Brit-educated girl is also believed to be among the victims.
Charlotte Niddam is listed on the resort’s website as a babysitter, adding that she is in Crans “very often”.
She attended Immanuel College, a private Jewish school in Bushey, Hertfordshire.
Photos documenting other missing persons, mostly teenagers and young people, with their names, dates of birth and relatives’ contact details, have been posted on social media.
The fire was one of the worst disasters in recent Swiss history and has led to an outpouring of grief in Switzerland, which will hold a national day of mourning next week.
It likely started when “fountain candle” sparklers were held aloft too close to the ceiling at the Constellation bar, the region’s chief prosecutor has said.
Some 119 people were injured, including many with severe burns.
The bar owners could now face manslaughter charges as officials continue a probe into whether the building had adequate safety measures in place.
The married couple Jacques Moretti, 49, and Jessica, 40, snapped up the venue in 2015 and transformed it from a rundown café into a party hotspot for the après-ski crowd.
Jacques did most of the renovation work on Le Constellation himself.