Würzburg - Suspected butyric acid: shopping center evacuated
A shopping center in Würzburg has been evacuated on suspicion of butyric acid. Around 300 people had to leave the building, according to a police spokesperson. Callers had reported an unusual smell outside a store on Thursday afternoon. Alerted firefighters suspected butyric acid on a doormat in front of the store. The emergency services ventilated the complex in the old town and took the doormat outside. The shopping center - with the exception of the affected store - was then able to reopen. The police are now investigating whether it really was butyric acid - and who or what could be behind it.
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The incident occurred in the heart of Lower Franconia, specifically in the city of Würzburg, Bavaria. The local police are conducting a thorough investigation into the source of the suspected butyric acid, which led to the evacuation of the shopping center. Despite the incident causing disruption to local shopping activities, the complex was eventually able to resume operations, except for the affected store.
Source: www.stern.de
