Great fire in Fohnsdorf: single -family house destroyed by improper ashes!

Great fire in Fohnsdorf: single -family house destroyed by improper ashes!

On Sunday afternoon, Fohnsdorf, Styria, came to a devastating major fire that went on a single -family house in the Dietersdorf district of 完全. Around 75 firefighters were mobilized to combat the fire, which was reported at 5:20 p.m. when the flames were already blazing. Operations manager Leo Temnitzer reported on immediate extinguishing measures, but they could not save the building. The cause of the fire could have been incredibly disposed of ashes, which the responsible investigators suspect.

In the course of the fire, the family was missing from the family. A second dog who also lived in the house later appeared again. The affected house is now considered uninhabitable, and the damage amount is previously unknown, but is likely to be very high. According to information from Krone, the homeowner was surprised at the time of the fire in the basement and only reacted to noises that made him aware of the fire. Before that, neighbors had tried to extinguish the fire themselves before they alerted the fire brigade.

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The investigation into the cause of the fire showed that the fire was probably originated in wooden outdoor area, specifically on the terrace. This aspect is supported by the statistics on the cause of the fire, which was published in a recent study by the IFS. Accordingly, incessantly disposed of ashes and other human misconduct are among the most common causes of fires.

The Fohnsdorf fire brigade was immediately mobilized according to the alarm and was on site with a comprehensive use. Despite the large number of firefighters and the quick reaction, the fire could not be contained, which resulted in the dramatic loss for the family. The commitment of the neighbors, who immediately reacted and tried to combat fire, shows the urgency and importance of neighborhood aid.

The terrifying events in Fohnsdorf are left to a lasting impression, both among those affected and the emergency services. Such incidents remind us to take the fire threats seriously in everyday life and how important the proper disposal is fully. Further information on fire damage and their statistical origins can also be found on the platform of the Styria.orf.