On the evening of August 1, the clubhouse of an Amateur Radio club from Landshut near the sports ground of SC Landshut Berg came to a fire. The fire spread from a paper basket mounted on the outside of the wooden facade over the wooden façade itself to the roof of the building. When the first forces arrived, the entire exterior of the building was in flames.
The emergency forces then proceeded with heavy respiratory protection both from the outside as well as via the torsion ladder and a roof hatch against the flames. Because of the great heat development in the roof truss, the fire-fighting measures in the roof truss itself were initially very complicated.
During sweating, the respirators used had to do a lot of work. In addition to the fire-fighting work itself, large parts of the fire goods had also to be evacuated from the store. The roof skin of the building was opened parallel to the ladder. After about 60 minutes, the first forces left the site. A fire inspection was carried out by Hofberg. Under the leadership of Stadtbrandrat Gerhard Nemela and Stadtbrandinspektor Martin Dax, about 50 deployers of the firefighting Hofberg, Achdorf and Stadt were in operation.
The police determine the cause of the fire. Under the leadership of Stadtbrandrat Gerhard Nemela and Stadtbrandinspektor Martin Dax, about 50 deployers of the firefighting Hofberg, Achdorf and Stadt were in operation. The police determine the cause of the fire.
Under the leadership of Stadtbrandrat Gerhard Nemela and Stadtbrandinspektor Martin Dax, around 50 deployers of the firefighting Hofberg, Achdorf and Stadt were in operation. The police determine the cause of the fire.
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