The Swiss government announced it will provide solidarity payments of $56,000 to each victim of a deadly bar fire in Crans-Montana, according to official sources.

The payments will be distributed to the 115 people injured in the incident, as well as to the families of the 41 individuals who died in the fire. The government has characterized these funds as "solidarity contributions" to support those affected by the tragedy.

The fire occurred at a bar in Crans-Montana, a resort town in the Swiss Alps. The incident resulted in significant casualties, making it one of the more serious fire-related disasters in recent Swiss history.

Details about the cause of the fire, the timeline of events, or the current status of any investigation were not immediately available. The government's decision to provide financial support reflects Switzerland's approach to providing assistance to victims of major incidents through state solidarity measures.