A fire broke out Tuesday evening, December 23rd, on Sofioter Straße in Erfurt, Germany. The fire department reported the incident around 6:30 PM, stating it originated on the fifth floor, under the roof of an apartment building. One person was evacuated using a ladder, and two people were injured, with one transported to a specialized clinic in Halle due to burns.
Response and Evacuation
Both Erfurt fire department platoons, along with several volunteer fire departments, two ambulances, and emergency doctors responded to the scene. Due to freezing temperatures, the building was fully evacuated, prompting the deployment of the disaster control support unit.
According to reports, the apartment where the fire originated is completely burned and uninhabitable. The criminal police are currently investigating the cause of the fire.
The investigation into the fire’s origin could take time, and determining the cause will be crucial for preventing similar incidents in the future.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did the fire occur?
The fire occurred on Tuesday evening, December 23rd, and was reported around 6:30 PM.
Where did the fire take place?
The fire took place on Sofioter Straße in Erfurt, Germany, in an apartment building.
What is the current status of the affected apartment?
The apartment where the fire originated is completely burned and uninhabitable.
What impact might this incident have on residents of the building and the surrounding community?
