Large deployment in Celle: Room fire violates 15 people - fire brigade in continuous use!

Large deployment in Celle: Room fire violates 15 people - fire brigade in continuous use!

Wittinger Straße, Celle, Deutschland - Celle (ots)

In Wittinger Strasse in Celle, an alarming room fire broke out on Wednesday evening, which called the fire brigade onto the scene. At 10:29 p.m. the fire brigade was called to an apartment fire, and the devastating extent was already confirmed on the way: a room was in full flame, and the risk of a flame cover up to the upper floor was acute. The head of the operations immediately increased the alarm level in order to take action against the impending catastrophe.

When the emergency services arrived, a dramatic picture was offered. Flames beat out of a window of an multi -party house, and the fire had already spread into the adjacent space. Fortunately, no more people were in danger. In order to control the infernal fire, the firefighters used several jet pipes both internally and in the outdoor attack. In this way, the flame cover on the upper floor could be prevented. The quickly initiated measures caused the flames to soon be contained and controlled, but extensive post -extinguishing work was necessary.

massive evacuations and injured

Due to the overwhelming Situation and a large number of people affected, the emergency services reacted and declared a mass of mass of injuries. A total of 15 people were evacuated, two of them had to be taken to the hospital. The ambulance service offered extensive support, supported by numerous helpers of organizations who took care of the evacuated ones. A total of impressive 70 emergency services were on site, including firefighters, police officers and rescue workers, who all worked on to cope with the situation as quickly as possible.

After the fire fighting, the neighborhood of the affected house was thoroughly checked, since smoke and heat had also been pressed into adjacent apartments. Unfortunately, the fire apartment and the apartment above are now uninhabitable. Further details on the cause of the fire remain unclear for the time being, since the fire brigade cannot provide any specific information.