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Fire breaks out in underground cellar in Berlin-Mitte district.

On Saturday night, a mixed-use building in central Berlin burned without causalities, as reported by the city's fire authorities.

,   and  Hanna Hofmann
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A fire department vehicle is parked at a scene with its blue lights switched on.
A fire department vehicle is parked at a scene with its blue lights switched on.

Fire department in action - Fire breaks out in underground cellar in Berlin-Mitte district.

Early Saturday morning, a blaze erupted in two vents of a high cellar on the third floor of an 18-story building, originating from an unidentified cause. The fire department tackled the blaze with a fleet of approximately 60 emergency vehicles, employing fans to eliminate the thick billows of smoke. The news first came to light through BZ's reporting.

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The fire department operation in Berlin-Mitte district was intensified due to a cellar fire in a commercial building, causing significant smoke. Despite the challenging conditions, the fire department managed to contain the fires in the cellar and prevent further damage to the structure. Thankfully, no injuries were reported in the fire incident.

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