Fire in the Weiz district headquarters: cleaning workers unharmed

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On November 29, 2024, a fire broke out in the Weiz district headquarters. Two cleaners remained uninjured. The fire department was able to intervene quickly. The cause is being determined.

Am 29. November 2024 brach in der Bezirkshauptmannschaft Weiz ein Brand aus. Zwei Reinigungskräfte blieben unverletzt. Die Feuerwehr konnte schnell eingreifen. Ursache wird ermittelt.
On November 29, 2024, a fire broke out in the Weiz district headquarters. Two cleaners remained uninjured. The fire department was able to intervene quickly. The cause is being determined.

Fire in the Weiz district headquarters: cleaning workers unharmed

On Friday evening, November 29, 2024, a fire broke out in the Weiz district headquarters, which required a quick response from the fire department. The fire alarm system was activated at 7:20 p.m., alerting the emergency services. The Weiz Volunteer Fire Department deployed around 30 firefighters who were on site quickly and quickly brought the fire on the ground floor under control.

Fortunately, the two cleaners who were in the building at the time of the fire were uninjured. They were able to leave the building in time and were then cared for by the Red Cross. The incident shows how important functioning fire alarm systems are as they can save lives.

Investigation into the cause of the fire

Fire investigators will examine the situation in more detail in the coming days to determine the cause of the fire. Initial indications indicate that the fire may have started in the kitchen. There is currently no exact information available about the damage caused.

The incident occurred in a building that plays a central role in the administration of the Weiz district and has therefore attracted particular attention. Details of the exact extent of the damage were not yet known, but a full report is expected after the investigation is complete. Follow the latest developments on this coverage, as reported on www.5min.at.