Seriously injured man after Brand in Obergiesing - fire brigade in action!

Seriously injured man after Brand in Obergiesing - fire brigade in action!

A serious surf occurred this morning in an apartment building on Bacherstrasse in the Munich district of Obergiesing. At around 10:50 a.m., residents were alerted after having perceived smoke and the stinging smell of scattered plastic. An attentive resident immediately made an emergency call, whereupon the fire brigade was alerted, reported tz.de .

When the emergency services arrived, the extent of the fire was already clearly visible: thick, black smoke came out of the building. The fire brigade acted quickly and penetrated the interior with several groups under respiratory protection. There they found a seriously injured man who was discovered in a garden chair behind the house. He immediately had to be taken care of and then transported to a shock room of a hospital, such as Abendzeitung-muenchen.de reported.

evacuations and first aid

In total, several residents had to be evacuated from the building, with some visitors also being cared for on an outpatient basis. Thanks to the rapid action of the emergency services, the fire could be deleted after a few minutes, and a high -performance fan was used to try out the building. All adjacent apartments were also checked for possible damage. The exact amount of the resulting property damage is previously unknown.

The police have now started the cause of the fire. The injured resident who lived in a one-room apartment suffered serious fire injuries. These incidents once again throw a light on the dangers that exist in fires in residential buildings and underline the importance of effective fire protection. Statistics show that fires in Germany are still a serious danger, such as an overview of Feuertrutz illustrated.

Overall, it can be hoped that the injured residents can recover again soon and that such incidents can be avoided in the future. A strong signal for the importance of smoke detectors and a conscious handling of fire.