Large deployment in Olsberg: Keller fire leaves the house uninhabitable!

Large deployment in Olsberg: Keller fire leaves the house uninhabitable!

Wulmeringhausen, Deutschland - On April 15, 2025, Wulmeringhausen, street “Zum Heleken”, occurred in a major fire in a single -family house. According to information from fireworld.at , the fire brigade was alerted at 4:40 p.m. The basement cultivation of the residential building was in full fire. Several extinguishing groups were immediately mobilized, including the extinguishing groups of Wulmeringhausen, Brunskappel, and the Bigge fire truck - Olsberg, the emergency services and the police also moved.

A son of the affected family discovered the fire and alerted the other residents. Fortunately, all four people in the house could be evacuated unharmed. As a precaution, the emergency services were deployed to look after the family, while the fire brigade was against the flames with heavy breathing protection from both outside and inside.

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The fire situation led to the increase in the alarm keyword of Feuer 3 on fire 4 and triggered the re -alarm of the extinguishing groups Assinghausen and Wiemeringhausen. At the top there were around 90 emergency services with a total of 16 vehicles on site, including special units such as the roll-off container respiratory protection of the Hochsauerlandkreis and the IUK unit of the city of Olsberg. Special measures, such as the bolt position with a B-pipe and a turntable ladder, were taken to protect the in danger of protecting.

The passage through the town was completely closed until around 7:15 p.m. to ensure proper use. During the fire fighting, a fireman injured, who was then transported to the hospital. The house has temporarily uninhabitable due to the fire smoke; The six residents of the house were temporarily found in a holiday apartment. The mission ended for the last forces around 10:15 p.m., but the cause of the fire so far remains unclear why the criminal police have started investigations.

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