Smoke development at Bonn Central Station: Fire Brigade in Large Occupation!

Smoke development at Bonn Central Station: Fire Brigade in Large Occupation!

An unexpected incident in the area of ​​the U-Bahn stop Hauptbahnhof in Bonn caused excitement and a large-scale fire brigade on Wednesday evening. Those to alarming reported smoke development and a smell of fire, which immediately mobilized the emergency services. At 5:55 p.m. a concerned citizen alerted the control center after noticing the worrying signs.

The fast use was a necessary precaution, since the security of the passengers and residents had top priority. However, no signs of damage or an actually broken fire were visible on the camera images that were evaluated in the control center. This led to the hope that the situation could be quickly brought under control.

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Under the keyword "Brand 5 subway"-the highest alarm level for fire inserts-a large contingent of emergency services was activated. Numerous firefighters, paramedics and other auxiliary services flocked into the area of ​​the main train station and the adjacent stops. The team of operations acted according to a structured checklist procedure that provides for deeper inserts for each unit.

The rail traffic was stopped in the affected area during the entire establishment, and individual traffic also came to a standstill. This led to short delays for travelers, who were quickly lifted again in view of the safety -relevant measures.

A total of about 150 emergency services, including members of all guards from the professional fire brigade, were the units of the Bonn volunteer fire brigade, the emergency services and specialists of the regulatory commitment service and employees of Stadtwerke Bonn. The cooperation between the various organizations was crucial to deal with the situation efficiently.

The quick and well -coordinated reaction of the emergency services shows how serious security concerns are taken and that in an emergency all the necessary steps are taken to protect the population. Although the situation remained without serious consequences, it led to an intensive discussion about the responsibility of the fire brigade in the event of similar incidents and the use of resources in public.

Details on these processes and their effects on the city will continue to be discussed in the media, but the focus is on security, as is emphasized in reports. For more information about this incident, readers view the report on www.presseportal.de