Japan: Investigations begin after deadly Kyoto arson attack

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Emergency services were at work on Friday after an arson attack on a three-storey anime studio in the Japanese city of Kyoto killed at least 33 people and injured dozens more the day before. The assailant was also injured and taken into police custody.
Footage shows the perimeter around the damaged anime studio cordoned off, while emergency services begin their investigations.
The suspect, who has been identified as a 41-year old man, walked into the Kyoto Animation's 1st Studio building at about 10:30 local time (01:30 GMT). He then allegedly poured what is believed to be petrol before igniting it.
So far, the motive for the attack has not been reported and the suspect's relationship with the animation company has not been identified.
Some 30 fire engines and ambulances were dispatched following the blaze. According to the Kyoto fire department, "a total of 75 were inside the building" when the fire broke out.