Dramatic fire: many animals saved in pasture, but there is danger!

Dramatic fire: many animals saved in pasture, but there is danger!

A devastating fire recently hit a farm in Upper Bavaria, but fortunately the effects on the animal residents were limited. As the district fire councilor Manfred Danner announced to the newspaper "Münchner Merkur", many animals were saved by the type of attitude.

The moment the fire broke out, most animals were on a pasture. As a result, they were not caught in the stables, where the flames were able to do the greatest damage. Only a few mother animals and calves were in the barn, which minimized the loss. To ensure that the animals could remain safe in the pasture, the fire brigade only had to activate the aggregate of the pasture fence, since the fire had been deactivated.

Details of the incident

The fire itself itself was dramatic. The exact circumstances of how the fire was created are currently still unclear. However, what is certain is that without the free -range posture at the farm, many animals may have lost their lives. This type of attitude made it possible that the majority of the animals were not in the immediate danger zone.

The fire brigade was quickly on site and immediately worked to extinguish the fire. Their measures were crucial to prevent the flames from spreading a large -scale spread and protect the remaining animals. In such situations, it is often clear how important effective emergency plans and fast action are. The fire brigade with its expertise and experience was able to make a decisive contribution to saving the remaining animals.

according to report, released on www.wochenblatt-dlv.de were now being examined in more detail how this terrible incident occurred and what measures can be taken in the future to prevent such events

Overall, the incident was not only limited with regard to the loss of animals, but also proves to be an urgent memory of the importance of free -range and their role in the well -being of animals. The peculiarity of the circumstances in the courtyard offered the animals a life -saving advantage and stimulates the discussion about common forms of husbandry in agriculture.