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Fire in house: Apartment uninhabitable and 150,000 euros damage

A fire on Monday night has left an apartment in Stuttgart uninhabitable. The fire also caused damage amounting to 150,000 euros, according to the police. The 19-year-old resident was woken by a smoke alarm and saved himself unharmed by escaping outside. The cause of the fire was not yet clear.

A fire engine of the fire department drives to an operation with flashing blue lights. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
A fire engine of the fire department drives to an operation with flashing blue lights. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Fire department operation - Fire in house: Apartment uninhabitable and 150,000 euros damage

A fire on Monday night has left an apartment in Stuttgart uninhabitable. The fire also caused damage amounting to 150,000 euros, according to the police. The 19-year-old resident was woken by a smoke alarm and saved himself unharmed by escaping outside. The cause of the fire has not yet been determined.

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  1. The local fire department was called to handle the emergency situation, as the fire spread rapidly within the house in Stuttgart.
  2. In a similar incident in Baden-Württemberg, the fire department and the police worked together to extinguish a large-scale fire that had engulfed several buildings.
  3. Residents in the area were advised to stay indoors as a precautionary measure, and the local police reported increased patrols to ensure public safety during these emergencies related to fires.

Source: www.stern.de

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