- Il incidente di fuoco nel rifugio per migranti a Buchholz in Nordheide, in Bassa Sassonia, ha causato danni significativi, stimati in circa 250.000 Euro.
- Nonostante l'esplosione accaduta lunedì, che ha causato gravi ferite a un agente di polizia e a 19 altre persone, la Procura di Stade non ha fornito alcuna dichiarazione riguardo ai procedimenti investigativi.
- Il rifugio per migranti a Buchholz è stato evacuato a seguito dell'incidente di fuoco, con l'intenzione di offrire alloggi di emergenza alle persone interessate.
- L'uomo etiope che ha perso la vita nel fuoco era un abitante del villaggio container a Buchholz, e la sua morte è stata attribuita al suo negliggio.
- Il rifugio per migranti a Buchholz, dove è avvenuto il fuoco, aveva una popolazione elevata, circa 100 persone, e le autorità hanno determinato che presentava un pericolo di incendio.
- La donna che ha dichiarato che l'uomo etiope era arrivato in Germania nel 2018 ha precisato che aveva un permesso di residenza a causa della situazione pericolosa nella sua patria, l'Eritrea, ma la sua nazionalità era ufficialmente indicata come etiopiana.
esplosione - Nessuna procedura d'indagine per incendio in casa per refugees
Regarding the explosion that occurred on Monday, in which a police officer was seriously injured and 19 other people sustained injuries, the prosecutor made no statements. An interrogation of the roommate in the two-person room yielded little, according to a police spokesperson. The witness had only lived with the Ethiopian man for a short time.
The crime scene was released, no further traces were secured, and no expert report was requested. However, the spokesperson warned that the area was too dangerous to enter.
Regarding the man who died in the fire, a spokesperson stated that he was a resident of the container village in Buchholz and that his death was ruled as a result of his own negligence. The identity of the 28-year-old man from Ethiopia was also clear.
The woman stated that the man had come to Germany in 2018 and had a residence permit due to the danger situation in his home country of Eritrea. However, his nationality was listed as Ethiopian.
Regarding the explosion that occurred on Monday, the police spokesperson stated that little information was obtained from the interrogation of the roommate. The witness had only lived with the Ethiopian man for a short time. The crime scene was released, no further traces were secured, and no expert report was requested. However, the spokesperson warned that the area was too dangerous to enter.
A 44-year-old police officer remains in intensive care at the hospital with severe burns following the explosion at the refugee shelter in Buchholz. Due to indications of a fire hazard in the shelter for approximately 100 people in the Landkreis Harburg, two police officers and two employees of the shelter had entered a container. Suddenly, there was an explosion. According to the fire department, a fire broke out on the ground floor of the two-story building. The shelter with 48 containers caught fire in its entirety.
