Waldbrand in the outer: Over 100 emergency services fight against the flames

Waldbrand in the outer: Over 100 emergency services fight against the flames

In the Tyrolean Ausser, a devastating forest fire occurred last March, which brought numerous emergency services to the limits of their possibilities. Over 100 firefighters and support units were on duty day and night to control the dangerous flames.

at the fire location, a forest above the Plansee, the situation developed as particularly challenging during the missions. The high flames and the dense swaths of smoke significantly make the view and work of the emergency services considerably difficult. In addition to the fire brigade, other organizations were also involved to ensure the security and bringing of resources.

The cause of the fire

According to the latest reports, the forest fire was triggered with cigarettes out of frustration. This suggests that the person sparking the fire may have acted due to personal problems or stress. Such emotional outbreaks can result in a very fast and rash decision that has serious and far -reaching consequences. In the case of the Tyrolean Ausser, this incident led to a not only ecological but also social and economic risk.

The rapid spread of the fire required quick action. The firefighters were in constant exchange to coordinate the strategy for fire fighting and coordinate the use. Operating managers were dependent on using the available resources clever to prevent worse things. Despite the challenges, the teams finally managed to control and extinguish the flames.

These events not only cause concern about the effects on the environment, but also show the need for a responsible handling of fire and tobacco. The forest fire has also moved the region into the spotlight and illustrates how quickly a personal frustration can result in somewhat extensive dangerous. It remains to be seen which long -term consequences of this fire will not only have for the forest areas concerned, but also for the entire community.

For more information about the missions and their challenges, See the current reporting on www.krone.at .