Tractor in Gießelhorst Lichterloh in flames - police investigated!

Tractor in Gießelhorst Lichterloh in flames - police investigated!

Stellhorner Straße, 26180 Gießelhorst, Deutschland - On Monday afternoon there was a dramatic incident in Gießelhorst when a tractor went up in flames around 4:20 p.m. The police immediately took up the cause of the fire, while the fire brigade was on site with a massive deployment.

All hands were fully doing the fire brigades from Garnholt, Hollwege and Westerstede. A total of seven vehicles and 46 firefighters were on site to fight the fire. Despite its quick reaction, the vehicle burned out completely. It was particularly concerned that about 100 liters of fuel came into the ground, which also called on the plan to minimize possible environmental damage.

Details on the extinguishing rate

After about half an hour, the firefighters managed to extinguish the fire. To ensure that no embers remained, foam was used to suffocate all the remaining flames. The burned -out vehicle was then removed by a special towing company. So far, no information has been given to the amount of the damage.

A spokesman for the fire brigade commented: "There are no current knowledge about the cause of the fire." The police have now taken over the task of getting to the bottom of the matter. It remains to be seen which information will arise from the investigation. This incident raises questions about security and environmental impacts that must be examined more precisely in the further course.

The Situation around the tractor fire in Gießelhorst attracts public attention, especially in view of the amount of leaked fuel and the massive fire brigade measures. Such events not only require immediate measures for fire fighting, but also a deeper examination of the possible causes and future prevention measures.

For further information, a speaker refers to the ongoing investigation and emphasizes the importance of analyzing such incidents in order to avoid similar events in the future. Details of this incident are still sparse, but reports www.nwzonline.de that the situation is now under control and the investigation is continued.