Multifamily House in FW Hannover Suffers Kitchen Fire
In the heart of Hannover, Germany, a kitchen fire broke out in a sixth-floor apartment on Tuesday morning. The Fire Department Hannover and the rescue service swiftly responded to the smoke emission report and dispatched two fire trucks and the rescue service to the scene on Tollenbrink Street, Bothfeld district.
The fire was quickly extinguished by firefighters using hoses. High-pressure fans were employed after the fire was under control to ventilate and remove smoke from the apartment unit. A total of 36 personnel with 16 vehicles from the fire department and rescue service were deployed for the operations.
Unfortunately, one person, a 90-year-old tenant, was lightly injured and was handed over to the rescue service for treatment and hospitalization. The Fire Department Hannover and the rescue service do not have any new information to share about the cause of the fire or the extent of the damage at this time.
The deputy head of the Hannover Fire Department, Gregor Fleischmann, conveyed interviews and information about the fire on Tollenbrink Street. The scene of the kitchen fire has been handed over to the police for further investigation. The police are now responsible for managing and investigating the aftermath of the kitchen fire on the sixth floor of the apartment building in Bothfeld district.
The Fire Department Hannover and the rescue service did not disclose the specific details of the damage caused by the fire. No further details about the cause of the kitchen fire have been provided. For inquiries, please contact Jasper Schlott at the Fire Department Hannover, reachable at 0511 912-1405, email: [email protected], and website: www.feuerwehr-hannover.de.
The investigation into the kitchen fire incident continues under the supervision of the police. The public is reminded to prioritise safety and report any suspicious activities or emergencies to the appropriate authorities.
