Emma Jaeger's Baths are shutting down for the day.

The city of Hanau is once again in the spotlight as a new damage has been observed at the edge of the Emma-Jaeger Bath. This latest development was reported on Monday.

The damage, in the form of a wet spot at the pool's edge, has led to the bath's temporary closure. The evacuation of approximately 70 guests took place yesterday in a calm and orderly manner.

The city council has decided to keep the Emma-Jaeger Bath at its current location, but there are still no concrete plans for a renovation or new construction. The operating permit for the bath is only valid until the end of the year.

Stefan Baust, Cross-Media Editor in the city administration's press office, has emphasised the importance of investigating the sources and potential impacts of the observed damage. An investigation is scheduled for today.

However, the article does not provide any new information about the nature of the leaks or the wet spot at the pool's edge. It is also unclear whether the bath's closure is directly due to the observed damage and subsequent investigation.

It's important to note that this is not the first time the Emma-Jaeger Bath has experienced issues. The structural condition of the bath has been a topic of discussion in the city for some time.

Further developments depend on the speed and results of the investigation. The city administration encourages patience and understanding as they work towards finding a solution.

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The bath remains closed today for the investigation of the causes and potential impacts of the damage. The public is advised to check the city's official website for updates on the situation.