Small fire in Laakirchen: Fire brigade extinguishes smoldering fire in the house

Small fire in Laakirchen: Fire brigade extinguishes smoldering fire in the house

On Tuesday night there was an alarm for the fire brigade in Laakirchen when a suspicion of fire was reported to the facade of a residential building. The entire event led to a quick commitment, which gave the emergency services the opportunity to react quickly and prevent worse.

The fire brigade was alerted late in the evening to pursue the Situation. After arriving at the site, the firefighters actually found a small fire, which was immediately deleted. "We were alerted to a fire at night. A small fire could be found on site, which was extinguished. The thermal insulation composite system behind it was cut open because this generated a smoldering fire," said a spokesman for the Laakirchen fire brigade.

smoldering by heat

The small fire quickly exposed a dangerous development. The thermal insulation composite system, a part that serves to improve the energetic efficiency of buildings, caused a smoldering fire due to the heat. This shows how important it is to check such systems regularly and to protect them from potential dangers.

After the fire has been successfully extinguished, a thermal imaging camera was used to ensure that no hidden foci had remained. This modern technology enables the emergency services to also recognize smaller temperature deviations that could indicate a smoldering fire. After the check, the operation could finally be ended and the firefighters returned to their wards.

Overall, the events in Laakirchen showed how important a prompt reaction to fire reports is and what role the fire brigade plays in the safety of the population. Such missions are not just routine, but can often decide on life and death. With its quick action, the fire brigade Laakirchen has once again demonstrated that it works efficiently in critical situations.

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