Norfolk Chapel in Karrakatta Cemetery reopens after accused firebug caused $1m worth of damage

The Norfolk chapel at the Karrakatta Cemetery was reopened to the public after a woman allegedly set fire in a series of arson attacks last year.

The chapel in the largest cemetery of WA was closed for about a year after a fire in the chapel on October 1, and the estimated damage to $ 1 million.

Tianna Addison Diodato was accused of attacking.

Later, the 28 -year -old child, the northeast of the Parklands in the northeast of Mandurah’deki Lakes Çim Cemetery was claimed to shoot a club.

He was found guilty of four charges. Later, it is scheduled to go to court on October 10 to determine a date for punishment.

The chapel was reopened on September 12th and the services started on 15 September.

The Metropolitan Cemetery Board said that he had a significant restoration program to ensure that he continues to provide a “honorable, comfortable and hospitable environment”.

This included repairs to structural and roof elements, updated seating and lighting and new interiors that respect the original design.

The condolences room of the chapel now has a redesigned welcome area, as well as accessibility needs as well as raised fire and security systems.

The chapel was opened in 1991 and standing 96 people and 114.