Truck Brandt completely from: fire brigade in Bremerhaven in large -scale use!

Truck Brandt completely from: fire brigade in Bremerhaven in large -scale use!

In the early morning of May 22, 2025, a fire occurred in Bremerhaven, which put the fire brigade on alert. At 04:32 a.m., the integrated regional control center (IRLS) informed about a fire in Bismarckstrasse. The Bremerhaven fire brigade immediately arrived at the scene and found that a truck train burned with a fully in flames. The driver had already left the vehicle, so luckily there were no more people inside. A total of 16 emergency services were deployed, including two troops under breathing protection, which were made against the flames with two C pipes. The quick use prevented the fire from spreading to important hydraulic lines and vehicle tanks, but the cab was completely destroyed by the flames. The exact cause of the fire so far remains unclear how Fireworld.

This incident is not the only fire in the Bremerhaven area, because at the same time the fire brigade also had to process another fire emergency call in a motor vehicle workshop in the Bremen industrial port. There was a fire in the back of the workshop around 4 a.m. The fire brigade was also alerted immediately and was able to control the fire at around 7 a.m. However, the extinguishing work dragged on to the lunchtime, since the roof of the building had also caught fire. Up to 70 firefighters were involved, supported by three vehicles with aerial ladders. At the time of the extinguishing work, there were no people in the building. The fire significantly damaged several cars and the workshop device. Here, too, the cause of the fire is the subject of police investigations. Due to the resulting clouds of smoke, residents were asked to keep doors and windows closed before the warning was lifted on Tuesday morning, such as [NDR] (https://www.ndr.de/niederrichten/oldenburg_ostfriesland/bremen-bremen-bremen-bremen-breme-brauch-wolke-ueber-ueber-ueber-uber-uBuellihafen ,aktuelloldenburg17506.html) reported.

overview of fire statistics

These incidents are part of a major problem that is illustrated by the latest fire statistics. The report № 29 of the CFS CTIF, published in 2024, provides comprehensive analyzes of global fire statistics for 2022. Data from 55 countries were collected, which together represent a fifth of the world population and 42 large cities. The report includes information on fire brigade operations, the number of fires as well as fire victims and fatal accidents among firefighters between 2018 and 2022. These valuable data offer insights into global fire trends and are made available in three languages: English, Spanish and German. Further information can be found in the report on the [CTIF] website (https://ctif.org/de/news/world-fire-statistics-rort-no-29-iner-- Ana-Analysis-Ter-Brandstatistik-Fuer-2022).