Alarm in Hasenkrug: suspicious object with possible radioactivity!
Alarm in Hasenkrug: suspicious object with possible radioactivity!
On Thursday, May 29, 2025, a suspicious object was reported at 9:55 a.m. in Hasenkrug, Germany, which could possibly give up radioactive radiation. The alarm of the volunteer fire brigades from Hasenkrug, Grossenaspe, Hitzhusen and Bad Bramstedt took place under the operational keyword "TH K X". Due to an unclear and potentially dangerous situation, the operational keyword was later increased to "TH X". As reported, as reported, as reported, as reported, the abc-train of the district fire brigade Segeberg re -alerted.
The suspicious object was viewed by specially trained forces and examined for radioactive radiation. The radiation values identified were below the critical limit values, so that no increased radiation exposure in humans and animals could be determined. Nevertheless, the affected area was locked up as a precaution to protect the population and the emergency services. In addition, the emergency services set up a decontamination site to avoid possible contamination. The assignment was successfully ended at 12:45 p.m. and the dismantling measures began.
forces and measures
There were numerous forces in action, including the Hasenkrug volunteer fire brigade, the Großenaspe volunteer fire brigade, the Hitzhusen volunteer fire brigade, the Bad Bramstedt volunteer fire brigade and the ABC train of the Segeberg district fire brigade association. They received further support from the local office management and the police of the Segeberg and Pinneberg district. The suspicious object was ultimately secured in a special, lined safety container and handed over to the responsible authorities for further investigation and disposal.Such incidents illustrate the need for adequate preparations and reactions to potential threats from dangerous substances. According to bbk.bund.de, CBRN-Substanzen-These are chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear substances-are deliberately and are deliberately and by unfortunate circumstances. This brings with it considerable risks for the population.
The support network CBRN
The handling of such threats is supported by the CBRN support network, which consists of special forces of the Federal Criminal Police Office, the Federal Police and the Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BFS). These forces can be requested by federal and state authorities if radioactive, chemical or biological substances are threatened. As the bfs.de, the support network CBRN is integrated into existing operational structures. The main tasks include coping with dangerous situations that affect radiology and advising the authorities when evaluating incidents.
The events in Hasenkrug show the importance of training and exercises in order to be prepared for such situations. Scenarios are often practiced in order to prepare the emergency services for possible nuclear -specific danger. The cooperation between different emergency services in the region has also proven to be crucial in this situation.
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