Drama in Striesow: Garage in flames-47-year-old injured!

Drama in Striesow: Garage in flames-47-year-old injured!

On Monday evening, July 6, 2025, a fire broke out in a garage in Striesow that injured a 47-year-old man. The fire brigade was on site with a large -scale use of around 50 forces that divided their work into two groups. One group took care of human rescue, while the other began with targeted fire fighting. Thanks to the fast and coordinated procedure of the emergency services, the flames could be spread to adjacent land, such as Niederlausitz Aktuell

First examinations indicate that the fire could have assumed a self -powered fireplace on the property. The investigation into the exact cause of the fire is currently being carried out by the criminal police. So far, information on the amount of the damage incurred has not yet been made.

further incidents in the region

The fire brigade was not the only institution that had to be active that evening. In Spremberg, a burglary in an office building in the street was reported to the breaks on Saturday evening. The perpetrators penetrated violently and stolen tools from a parked vehicle. The investigation is also running there, and forensic technicians secured traces at the scene.

In addition, there was another slump in Philipp-Reis-Straße on Saturday morning, in which tools and a PC were also stolen. The total damage amounts to over 2,000 euros. In Tschernitz, on the other hand, the police arrested a 30-year-old man after a large amount of over 30 kilograms of cannabis was discovered in two travel bags during a vehicle control on the B115.

causes of fire in the focus

The previous press reports illustrate that the causes of fire are a central topic, not only in Striesow, but also in other regions. According to an examination, improper or uncertain uses of fireplaces have identified a significant share of fire events in recent years. A detailed analysis on damage statistics and causes of fire damage can be read on the website of ifs

The fire in Striesow is an acute challenge for the emergency services, but also underlines the need for continuous information and prevention measures to avoid future incidents.