A devastating fire that tore through copenhagen's historic 400-year-old stock exchange on Tuesday has taken a turn for the worse. Two days later, significant portions of the outer walls have crumbled, raising concerns about the building's structural integrity. Firefighters battled the blaze for two nights, eventually extinguishing the flames but leaving the building severely damaged.

Copenhagen landmark suffers 50% facade collapse after fire

A massive fire has broken out at Copenhagen's Old Stock Exchange. Firefighters are actively attempting to douse the fire. The building no longer houses the Danish Stock Exchange but serves as headquarters for the Danish Chamber of Commerce. No injuries have been reported in the incident so far.

Copenhagen fire: Firefighters battle blaze at old stock exchange, efforts to douse flame underway

Copenhagen fire: Blaze topples old stock exchange, no injuries reported