Upper Bavaria - Man drives home with serious injuries after gas deflagration
A man in Munich suffered serious injuries in a gas deflagration and then drove home in his car for about ten minutes. Once there, his wife immediately made an emergency call, the fire department said on Thursday. The 71-year-old was presumably in shock.
When the man tried to light the gas stove in his hunting lodge on Wednesday, a deflagration reportedly occurred. The man was burned on his face and upper arms. Rescue workers treated the 71-year-old at his home and then took him to a clinic. Firefighters also inspected the hunting lodge and gave the all-clear after checking it with a measuring device.
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- In a similar incident, a woman in Upper Bavaria was injured in a car accident involving a fire.
- The Bavarian fire department responded to several accident sites in the region, including one involving a burning car near Munich.
- The fire department stated that they had received multiple calls about fires in and around Munich during the previous week, which included car fires and wildfires in forests.
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Source: www.stern.de
