Crises averted: Emergency situations are being managed effectively. - Two or more people hurt in a prison blaze.
Two individuals ended up with minor injuries after a fire broke out in a prison in Lörrach. The police announced this news on Wednesday morning, stating that the two inmates had inhaled carbon monoxide and received medical treatment from the ambulance service. Additionally, a staff member at the prison was also treated for suspected carbon monoxide poisoning.
Apparently, there was a fire in a room occupied by two prisoners in Lörrach's prison early Wednesday morning. The authorities are also trying to figure out who started the blaze. Firefighters rushed to the scene to put out the flames, which were quickly extinguished. To make sure that the other inmates were safe, the spokesperson said that every cell was opened one by one to inspect them.
The prison in South Baden houses a total of 68 people, and in the area where the fire occurred, there were eight inmates. After the situation was under control, all of them were returned to their cells.
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The incident was classified as an emergency in the correctional facility of Baden-Württemberg. The police are investigating the cause of the fire, as it posed a threat to the safety of the inmates and staff. The correctional facility administration commended the quick response of the local fire department, preventing the fire from spreading and causing further damage or injuries. To ensure the wellbeing of all individuals, the prison conducted additional safety checks and emergency drills following the incident.
