Risk in Wolfsberg: Warning of onlookers in fire ruins

Risk in Wolfsberg: Warning of onlookers in fire ruins

In the night from September 27th to September 27th, a heavy fire occurred on the camp street in Wolfsberg, in which the former Lebekhalle opened completely on fire. This catastrophe not only left a great destruction, but also attracts many onlookers who, despite a clear assignment, climb into the debris. The municipality of Wolfsberg is alerted and uses social media to urge the danger of the danger of the ruin.

The Wolfsberg press office loudly pointed out the danger to life in a Facebook post that comes from the burned-out warehouse. "Lifeline - absolute ban on entering," warns the municipality. These words are intended to clarify that entering the area contains both life -threatening risks and can be punished with high punishments. It is shocking to hear that some people ignore the dangers and willingly explore the ruin.

cause of the fire and consequential damage

The cause of the devastating fire seems to have been an electrical defect in the adjacent club "Disco Bat". This was confirmed by recent investigations by the police. Tragically, a new indoor game area for children and adolescents in the hall should be opened on October 4, which is no longer possible. The estimated amount of damage is already suspected in the millions, but an exact number is still pending.

The city takes the situation very seriously and appeals to the citizens to understand the dangers and to keep themselves away from the fire ruins. This happens not only in the interest of personal security, but also to protect the emergency services that may have to work nearby.

The continued presence of onlookers additionally burden the authorities because they use additional resources to keep the public away from the dangerous area. The city has already announced clear measures if the situation can last and the security cannot be guaranteed. These incidents are an important memory that curiosity should not be on security, especially in such dangerous situations.

To learn more about the security warnings and the current developments related to the fire, watch the report on www.5min.at .