Use of 100 firefighters: Fire in the basement in St. Paul!

Use of 100 firefighters: Fire in the basement in St. Paul!

On April 19, 2025, a fire occurred in the municipality of St. Paul in the Lavanttal, which broke out the previous day, April 18, in the basement of a house. Triggered by heavy smoke development, the house residents immediately alerted the fire brigade. Around 100 emergency services from the volunteer fire brigades from St. Paul, Granitztal, Maria Rojach and St. Georgen quickly moved out to the site and were able to curb the fire quickly. The amount of the damage incurred is still unknown.

After initial investigations, the cause of the fire is suspected in connection with a tumble dryer. Studies are already underway to clarify the exact circumstances of the incident. Fortunately, no people were harmed in the operation, which the emergency services seemed all the more significant.

coordinated fire brigade reaction

The operation on Good Friday was coordinated after the residents of the affected house immediately chose the emergency call. The quick alarm of around 100 firefighters was crucial to prevent worse things. The four fire departments involved worked together efficiently, which led to a quick intervention. The fire could be kept in chess at an early stage, which prevented a greater spread.

When analyzing the causes of fire, current statistics show that electrical devices, including tumble dryers, are often triggered for such incidents. Detailed information on frequent causes of fire damage can be found on the IFS-EV website that can also contribute to the prevention of future fires. The fire in St. Paul in the Lavanttal once again reminds the importance of caution in dealing with electrical devices and the need to identify and treat potential sources of danger at an early stage.

Overall, the incident shows how important a well -organized fire brigade is and what sustainable influence is on the protection of life and property. The fire brigades in St. Paul and the surrounding area have been able to avert greater damage due to their rapid use and once again proven that they are ready to help in emergencies.

More details on the causes of fire can be found on the websites Klick Kärnten , 5min and ifs-V .