Great fire in Biebesheim: fire brigade in constant use against flames!

Great fire in Biebesheim: fire brigade in constant use against flames!

in Biebesheim in the Groß-Gerau district, a major fire made the alarm today. The factory hall of Hessische Industriemüll GmbH (HIM), which, among other things, disposes of waste from the household pollutant collection, is on fire. The fire broke out in a container that included around six cubic meters of waste. The fire brigade is high -pressure and fights the fire with extinguishing foam to prevent further spread. So far, no injuries are known, but the authorities ask the residents, windows, doors, ventilation and air conditioning systems to be closed, since toxic gases have not yet been escaped and the affected area should be avoided. hessenschau.de reports of the extensive operational measures.

The large -scale operation means that numerous firefighters have been mobilized to control the situation. The situation developed against late afternoon, which is a challenge for the emergency services, since the view is often restricted by strong smoke.

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Similar situations have recently also existed in other regions. A barn fire was reported late Thursday afternoon in Staufenberg, Lower Saxony. The fire brigade was quickly faced with strong smoke developments that were already visible on the way. Flames reached for an adjacent house and a restaurant. Due to the poor water supply, several tankers from the Kassel district had to be requested to support.

In this case, the emergency services were finally able to control the fire around 10:45 p.m. One person was slightly injured, while residents took over the meals of the helpers. Overall, the authorities appreciate the property damage to one million euros. Hessennews.tv documented the events and the challenges with is faced with their daily work.

While the work in Biebesheim continues to continue, these incidents show the importance of efficient emergency measures and the need to always inform residents about potential dangers. The emergency services are well prepared in both cases and work to stabilize the situation to prevent greater disaster.