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Full fire in a tractor trailer in Inzersdorf: Fire brigade on duty!
On September 17, 2025, a tractor fire broke out in Inzersdorf-Getzersdorf. Firefighters prevented the spread. No injuries.
Full fire in a tractor trailer in Inzersdorf: Fire brigade on duty!
On the night of September 17, 2025, the fire department of the municipality of Inzersdorf-Getzersdorf in Lower Austria was alerted to a burning tractor. The alarm was raised via the St. Pölten fire department alarm center after a caller reported the fire. This situation resulted in a fire alarm level of 2, which required emergency responders to respond quickly to prevent the fire from spreading. Fireworld reports on the dramatic scene that occurred before the fire department arrived.
Employees of the farm had already noticed a cloud of smoke beforehand and tried to contain the fire with fire extinguishers. They received support from a neighbor who also had a fire extinguisher on hand. Despite their efforts, the situation quickly spiraled out of control as strong winds fanned the flames. Ultimately, both the tractor and the trailer's tires were fully engulfed in flames.
Efficient firefighting measures
The fire department's tank fire engines arrived quickly and immediately carried out a comprehensive fire-fighting attack. After intensive efforts, the emergency services were able to bring the fire under control and thus prevent it from spreading to the adjacent corn field. According to the information from FFDW There were no injuries, but the tractor and trailer were found to be total damage.
Police closed the affected road and set up a local diversion to ensure the safety of residents. These specialists worked hand in hand with the firefighters to pacify the situation as quickly as possible.
Fire statistics at a glance
The event in Inzersdorf-Getzersdorf joins worrying statistics. Loud FeuerTrutz There is a lack of comprehensive and uniform fire statistics for Germany and Austria, which could be crucial for improving fire protection. Fire causes and consequences are updated regularly, but the need for accurate data remains important to more effectively combat and prevent future fires.
In view of the current events, a mutual exchange between firefighters, police and other emergency services is essential in order to identify such dangers at an early stage and to sustainably improve fire protection. The incident in Inzersdorf-Getzersdorf follows a similar fire incident in Aderklaa, where fortunately there was also a quick response to prevent the fire from spreading.