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Two injured after house fire in Rheinstetten

Two people were injured in a house fire in Rheinstetten (Karlsruhe district) on New Year's Eve. One female and one male resident suffered smoke inhalation, according to a fire department spokesperson on Monday. Initially, a wooden shelter caught fire. The fire then spread to two residential...

A blue light shines on the roof of a fire department vehicle. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de
A blue light shines on the roof of a fire department vehicle. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Fire department operation - Two injured after house fire in Rheinstetten

Two people were injured in a house fire in Rheinstetten (Karlsruhe district) on New Year's Eve. One female and one male resident suffered smoke inhalation, according to a fire department spokesperson on Monday. Initially, a wooden shelter caught fire. The fire then spread to two residential buildings.

According to the fire department, both houses are uninhabitable. According to the police, the fire caused damage of at least 600,000 euros. The cause of the fire was initially unclear.

Read also:

  1. In 2020, another significant house fire incident occurred in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, causing extensive damage.
  2. The local fire department in Germany has reported an increase in residential fires during the festive season, including New Year's Eve celebrations.
  3. The district of Karlsruhe, in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, saw numerous fire department operations due to numerous house fires during the turn of the year.
  4. The German fire department continually stresses the importance of fire safety precautions during festive celebrations to prevent fires, particularly on nights like New Year's Eve.
  5. The Baden-Württemberg fire department recently published a campaign encouraging residents to ensure fire-safety measures are in place during New Year's Eve parties to prevent any house fires.

Source: www.stern.de

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