Fire in Rottenstein prison: large-scale deployment of the fire department!
Fire in the Rottenstein prison: Fire brigade fights against smoke; up to 50 prisoners affected. Current information here.

Fire in Rottenstein prison: large-scale deployment of the fire department!
A dramatic incident occurred on Tuesday morning in the branch of the Klagenfurt prison, where a fire broke out, producing large clouds of smoke that could be seen from afar. According to current reports, there was a fire in the stable area at the Rottenstein Prison (JA), which can accommodate up to 50 prisoners. Here the prisoners spend a relaxed prison sentence and work in agricultural activities. The alarm was raised quickly and a total of eleven fire departments from across the district rushed to the scene to fight the fire. There is currently no information on possible injuries, but those responsible are on site to bring the situation under control. This is reported by the “Krone” and assures that they will keep readers up to date.
Emergency forces mobilized
The intensive reaction of the emergency services shows the urgency of the situation. Rapid intervention by the fire brigade is crucial to prevent the fire from spreading further. The Rottenstein correctional institution is an important facility that creates special conditions for prisoners, so such incidents are of particular interest. This fire highlights the challenges of dealing with such facilities and raises questions about security and prisoner management, as well as the extensive records of Nazi-era interrogation reports and witness statements that may be related to the follow-up of such incidents, as described in a comprehensive archive.
It remains to be seen how the situation will develop and whether there will be further information regarding the cause of the fire or any injuries. These developments are important to ensure confidence in the security and management process within the prison.
For more information about the fire situation in Klagenfurt, read the article crown. Detailed information about past crimes and how they were dealt with can be found in EHRI project.