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Mother and child save themselves in attic fire

A roof truss fire in Alsfeld (Vogelsberg district) has caused damage of around 300 to 400,000 euros. The fire broke out on Friday evening in an unoccupied part of a semi-detached house for reasons as yet unexplained, according to the police. When the fire department arrived, the roof truss was...

Firefighters during a training exercise. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
Firefighters during a training exercise. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Vogelsberg district - Mother and child save themselves in attic fire

A roof truss fire in Alsfeld(Vogelsberg district) has caused damage of around 300 to 400,000 euros. The fire broke out on Friday evening in an unoccupied part of a semi-detached house for reasons as yet unexplained, according to the police. When the fire department arrived, the roof truss was already in flames. The two residents of the building, a 38-year-old woman and her four-year-old child, were able to leave their apartment in time and remained unharmed. More than 100 firefighters were deployed.

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  1. Despite the significant damage caused by the roof truss fire in Alsfeld, a city located in the Vogelsberg district of Hesse, the mother and her four-year-old child managed to escape unharmed.
  2. The police are currently investigating the causes of the fire, which began on a Friday evening in an unoccupied part of a semi-detached house in Alsfeld.
  3. The Hesse fire department deployed more than 100 firefighters to combat the intense roof truss fire, which had already engulfed a section of the unoccupied part of the house.
  4. The woman, a 38-year-old resident of the semi-detached house, is now thankful for the swift response of the Hesse fire department and police, as it allowed her and her young child to avoid any harm during the fire in Alsfeld, located within the Vogelsberg district.

Source: www.stern.de

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