Tragic fire in Gmünd: two children die, mother seriously injured
Tragic fire in Gmünd: two children die, mother seriously injured
On Saturday, a tragic fire occurred in Gmünd, in which a one -year -old and a five -year -old lost their lives. The two children were discovered in the apartment of an multi -party house when helpers tried to bring them to safety. Despite immediate resuscitation measures, the boys could not be saved. The 25-year-old mother of the children, who was seriously injured in the incident, was flown to the hospital by a emergency helicopter and was still in the clinic on Monday, such as reported.
The fire broke out around noon. Several residents of the house had to be saved from the building with a lifting device and fire escape hoods. Five people who suspected flue gas poisoning were brought to the surrounding clinics. The fire investigations in the Waldviertel district town began on Sunday and are under the direction of the Lower Austria State Criminal Police Office, supported by an expert from the Federal Criminal Police Office.
cause of the fire reveals dangerous Situation
The cause of the fire is currently being attributed to an open flame, possibly triggered by a lighter used by one of the children near mattresses or a sheet. This information was provided by Noen
open flames represent one of the most common causes of fire and can create considerable dangers in various contexts, including in the private sector. When using fire -dangerous materials, people should always be attentive and careful to minimize a fire risk. Brandschutz-zentrale emphasizes that hobby-technical applications such as hot glue guns or soldering flasks represent a potential source of danger.
In this tragic incident, the need for clarification and prevention in dealing with fire again becomes clear. The fate of the two children has touched many families and asks how such accidents can be avoided in the future. The investigation continues to determine detailed information about the exact process and the circumstances of the fire.
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