Fire incident in Dötlingen municipality: Costly night-time response by multiple fire departments due to a barn blaze
Fire in Dötlingen Agricultural Hall: No Injuries, Property Damage Estimated at 400,000 Euros
A fire broke out in an agricultural barn in Hockensberg's Dötlingen district early this morning, causing significant damage to the building and surrounding structures. The exact cause of the fire remains unknown, with investigations ongoing.
Upon arrival at the scene, firefighters found the building already engulfed in flames. To prevent the fire from spreading to an adjacent residential building, a firewall was set up. The neighbouring, vacant stable building was also affected by the fire.
Despite the challenging conditions, over 80 personnel were on the scene to combat the fire. Additional personnel were called in from Brettorf, Dötlingen, Neerstedt, and Wildeshausen fire departments. The water supply during firefighting efforts was ensured through hydrants and a nearby stream.
Fortunately, no injuries were reported during the incident. The affected hall housed several vehicles and gas cylinders, but these were not involved in the fire. The asbestos-containing hall roof posed an additional challenge during firefighting efforts.
The police have secured the scene of the fire, and the estimated property damage is around 400,000 euros. The fire department was alerted via emergency call at around 02:39.
Investigations into the cause of the fire are ongoing, and further updates will be provided by the Press Office of the Oldenburg District Fire Department. For inquiries, please contact them at [email protected] or 0173-4316794.
The Oldenburg District Fire Department thanks the public for their understanding and support during this incident.
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