Feuerdrama in Regensburg: snack bar is in full fire!

Feuerdrama in Regensburg: snack bar is in full fire!

On Wednesday, May 28, 2025, there was a devastating fire at 1:45 p.m. in a snack bar in Bajuwarenstrasse in Regensburg, Bavaria. The fire brigade was immediately alerted after several emergency calls received massive smoke development. When the Regensburg professional fire brigade arrived at the scene, the snack bar was already burning and a massive smoke development was visible. Fortunately, no people were in direct danger because everyone present could be evacuated.

The emergency services use a comprehensive fire -fighting attack with four jet pipes and a turntable ladder. A roof opening was necessary to extinguish embers. The after -treatment of the roof included the use of extinguishing foam to prevent a rebuilt. Bajuwarenstrasse was completely closed to traffic throughout the operation, which required the period of around 60 minutes. There were no personal injury, but no information about the amount of damage was given by the fire brigade.

support and other missions

The Softs volunteer fire brigade and the daily service took over the occupation of the main fire station during the operation, so that other emergencies such as a rear -end collision and water damage could also be processed as quickly as possible. This assignment illustrates the high commitment of the fire brigade in the region.

From a different message it can be seen that at a similar time in the old town area of ​​Regensburg, especially in Oberen Bachgasse, there was also a larger fire service. On Saturday, the fire -fighting fire brigade fire brigade was alerted at 2:30 p.m. after several citizens had found massive smoke from a restaurant. Here the alarm level had to be increased due to further communications, and an additional fire truck was requested.

fire fighting and statistics

The first emergency power arrived at the scene within six minutes and was able to confirm the complete spread of smoke development. A respiratory protection squad penetrated into the kitchen, while further squads prevented the spread over a fireplace with aerial ladder. A total of 60 firefighters were deployed and fire fighting was quickly brought under control. Unfortunately, however, there were two slightly injured people who tried to extinguish the fire independently.

In the context of such fire events, statistics in fire protection are of crucial importance. According to Feuertrutz there is no comprehensive and uniform fire statistics in Germany, which makes it difficult to improve fire protection. Nevertheless, various institutions provide valuable insights into the causes of fire and sequences, which is supplemented by regular updates and additions.