Feuerinferno in Baumschulenweg: Five cars are burning in a light!

Feuerinferno in Baumschulenweg: Five cars are burning in a light!

On New Year's Eve, five burning vehicles in the Berlin district of Baumschulenweg caused excitement and an immediate fire service. As the Berlin fire brigade announced, a resident alerted the emergency services around 1:30 a.m. after discovering the flames in the Hohenbirker Weg. The vehicles were close together in the parking lot, but the fire brigade could not hold the flames in time from three cars, including two Volkswagen and one Ford. These burned out completely. A Mercedes small transporter and a Renault also suffered considerable damage from the heat and fire, which had to be combated with special foam agents after a tank of an affected vehicle had caught fire, as the Berlin police explained.

cause of fire still unclear

After the deletion process, which was successful, a fire commissioner from the Berlin State Criminal Police Office took over the investigation into the exact cause of the fire. Fortunately, there were no injuries, but the incident raises questions. The police have already initiated initial investigations to find out how this dangerous fire could occur in Baumschulenweg, which threatened not only the vehicles, but also the safety of the residents. Details on the cause of the fire are still pending, and the authorities are doing everything they can to drive this clarification quickly, such as Berliner-zeitung.de reported. In addition, the fire brigade is reminded of how important preventive measures against such fires are through these serious incidents.

Overall, this incident again shows the dangers that can assume burning vehicles. However, residents in Baumschulenweg can trust that the police, together with the fire brigade, do everything possible to clarify the situation and prevent future incidents. This quick reaction of the emergency services has prevented worse, and it remains to be seen which further knowledge will bring the investigations of the fire commissioner, since the exact cause of the fire has so far been unknown, as well as FireWorld.at