Large Fire Alarm Triggered in Ennepetal, Small Blaze Encountered
In the heart of Ennepetal, Germany, an unexpected incident unfolded on the evening of August 30th. A fire was reported in an industrial hall located on Hagener Street. The city alarm was sounded, and the Ennepetal fire department sprang into action.
Upon arrival, the fire department discovered that the fire was not in the attic as initially reported, but a fire pit located behind the building. The person responsible for the fire pit quickly extinguished it under the direction of the emergency services.
Despite the initial alarm, it was clear that the fire in the fire pit was not a threat to the safety of the residents or the building. Furthermore, the fire did not cause any damage to the industrial hall.
The fire department's response was a precautionary measure, as the initial report of an attic fire could potentially pose a significant risk. However, upon investigation, it was determined that there was no fire in the attic or the roof of the building.
The industrial hall in question was a large structure, housing a metal processing company. The fire department conducted a thorough investigation to ensure that there were no hidden fires or potential risks. The incident concluded at 11:50 PM, with the fire department deeming the situation under control.
This incident serves as a reminder of the diligence and swift action of the Ennepetal fire department. Their quick response and thorough investigation ensured the safety of the residents and the preservation of the industrial hall. The city of Ennepetal can breathe a sigh of relief, knowing that their fire department is always ready to respond in times of need.
