Resident Sustains Injury in Flat Fire at Multi-Story Building
A fire broke out in a multi-family house in Hanau's Lamboy district on Friday afternoon around 13:00. Firefighters and police were swiftly dispatched to the scene, where they managed to extinguish the blaze quickly.
Fortunately, all other residents of the building were able to evacuate in time. However, a 38-year-old resident was rescued from the second floor using a ladder truck due to smoke inhalation. The rescued individual was taken to a hospital for treatment.
The fire was located in the basement of the house, and initial indications suggest possible negligence as the cause. The exact cause of the fire is currently under investigation by the police.
The house sustained significant damage due to smoke and is currently uninhabitable. Residents have been temporarily accommodated elsewhere. In addition, two dogs and three cats were successfully rescued from the burning building.
For further information, you can contact the South East Hesse Police Headquarters Press Office. Their telephone number is 069 / 8098 - 1210 (collective number), and their email is [email protected]. Their office is located at Spessartring 61, 6313071 Offenbach am Main.
The homepage for the South East Hesse Police Headquarters can be found at http://www.polizei.hessen.de/ppsoh. Some of the key contacts at the Press Office include Felix Geis (1211 or 0162 / 201 3806), Claudia Benneckenstein (1212 or 0152 / 066 23109), Maximilian Edelbluth (1213 or 0173 / 5636097), and Thomas Leipold (1201 or 0160 / 980 00745).
The estimated damage from the fire is at least 150,000 euros. The South East Hesse Police Headquarters urges anyone with information regarding the fire to contact them immediately.
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