Collision in Bergen leads to significant diesel spill from a lantern involved

In the heart of Bergen city, an unexpected incident unfolded on Celler Street late Sunday night. At 23:23, the Volunteer Fire Department of the City of Bergen was alerted to a situation involving a damaged diesel tank from a truck, causing approximately 500 liters of diesel fuel to leak.

The local fire department, along with the hazardous materials unit of the city fire department, swiftly sprang into action. The police and environmental protection agencies were also called to the scene, ensuring a comprehensive response to the incident.

The local water authority joined the efforts, working closely with the teams to manage the situation. Firefighters and the hazardous materials unit erected barriers using oil-binding agents to contain the diesel, minimizing the potential impact on the environment and nearby properties.

A specialized company was subsequently called to clean the affected area, working diligently to collect the leaking fuel. By 02:15, the incident was successfully resolved, marking the end of a collaborative and swift response from the Bergen city services.

For inquiries regarding the incident, Ole Chmelka can be contacted at [email protected]. More information about the Volunteer Fire Department of the City of Bergen can be found on their website, www.feuerwehrstadtbergen.de.

The Volunteer Fire Department of the City of Bergen reported the incident to news aktuell, keeping the community informed throughout the resolution process. The city of Bergen's quick and effective response demonstrates the dedication of its emergency services to maintaining a safe and clean environment for its residents.