Emergency rescue proceedings. - Hotel fire in Hamelin leaves three with minor injuries.
On a Friday evening, a blaze ignited in a Hameln hotel. Per the police's accounts, it was caused by a technical malfunction in an electrical outlet. The incident led to three hotel occupants getting afflicted by carbon monoxide poisoning.
Within the hotel, there were 31 overnight visitors. The firefighters successfully evacuated everyone. A police representative reported that the harm was mostly mild due to the efficient fire-fighting efforts. The primary damage, however, was caused by soot residue.
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Following the safe evacuation, the guests expressed their gratitude for the swift rescue operation, resulting in a sense of happiness and relief. Due to the effective firefighting measures, the damage was mostly confined to lower Saxony, with the city of Hamelin experiencing the brunt of the soot residue.
