Great fire in Münster: Fire brigade fights against dangerous garage fire!

Great fire in Münster: Fire brigade fights against dangerous garage fire!

Münster, Österreich - on Friday evening, May 30, 2025, a fire broke out in a garage in Münster, Tyrol. According to the crown the cause of the fire at this time was unknown. A stack of tires fell in flames, which made the situation escalate quickly.

A attentive neighbor noticed the striking smell of fire and alerted both the owner of the garage and the Münster volunteer fire brigade. At 9:35 p.m. the emergency services moved out to the fire site, supported by the Kramsach volunteer fire brigade. The fire was officially reported around 9:30 p.m.

use of the fire brigade and initial measures

residents tried to combat the fire with a garden hose. However, access to the garage was severely restricted due to the strong heat, and the electricity also failed, which made the electric garage door unusable. To get to the fire, the gate was finally opened with a chainsaw.

The firefighters, a total of 60 emergency services from Münster and Kramsach, were able to control the fire and finally extinguish. Two paramedics from the Red Cross and four officers from the Kramsach police were also part of the mission. However, the cause of the fire remains unclear, and the police have started investigations to clarify possible cause and the development of the fire. Further details about the causes of fire and statistics in Germany can be found on platforms such as the Feuertrutz

a dangerous situation

The incident illustrates the dangers that can assume fires, especially if they arise in closed rooms such as garages. Statistics show that fire events can often lead to dangerous situations not only in residential buildings, but also in garage and deposits. The need for effective fire protection is repeatedly underlined by such events. The publication of statistics, such as you can be found, for example on Feuertrutz , could contribute to clarification and better preparation for such incidents.