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Bocholt Fire Department Assists Woman in Nuremberg

The Bocholt Fire Department in Germany was in the spotlight this week after they swiftly responded to an unusual emergency call, helping a woman in the Nuremberg area.

On Tuesday, the Bocholt Fire Department received a phone call concerning a woman in distress. Interestingly, this incident did not involve any of the usual types of emergencies they handle, such as carbon monoxide alarms, traffic accidents, or emergency medical services. The identity of the man who made the call remains undisclosed.

Despite not being directly responsible for the woman's location, the Bocholt Fire Department took immediate action. They forwarded the emergency call to the responsible dispatch center in Nuremberg, ensuring the woman received prompt assistance. Fortunately, no injuries were reported in this incident.

In addition to this unusual incident, the Bocholt Fire Department was kept busy on Tuesday. They responded to a total of 57 emergencies, including three carbon monoxide alarms in apartments. These alarms were likely triggered due to malfunctions in heating systems that were unable to vent exhaust gases due to the summer heat. Thankfully, no injuries were reported in these incidents either.

The Bocholt Fire Department also had to deal with two traffic accidents, each requiring the deployment of a rescue helicopter. The injured persons from these accidents were flown to specialized clinics after on-site medical treatment.

The Bocholt Fire Department's dispatch center can be reached at 02871 2103-0, and their fax number is 02871 2103-555. For emails, you can contact them at [email protected]. You can also visit their website at www.bocholt.de/feuerwehr for more information.

While the Bocholt Fire Department played a crucial role in assisting the woman in Nuremberg, it's important to note that the majority of their Tuesday's emergencies involved emergency medical services. The department is always ready to respond to any emergency, regardless of the location or the nature of the incident.