Fire drama in Oberbergkirchen: damage to the millions and injured fire

Fire drama in Oberbergkirchen: damage to the millions and injured fire

In a small community in Upper Bavaria, a fire broke out at night that led to considerable damage. According to PNP , the fire was discovered in a garage and quickly spread to a grown house and three neighboring single-family houses. The affected buildings in Oberbergkirchen, district of Mühldorf am Inn, are now uninhabitable. Another house was also damaged, which makes it clear how devastating the fire was.

The police report on the millions of damage. Fortunately, the residents were able to save themselves unharmed; However, three fire assistants suffered minor injuries to extinguish the fire. The extinguishing work ran over several hours until the fire was finally under control.

Investigations into the cause of the fire

Currently, the criminal police and public prosecutor's office are investigating the cause of the fire. Experts from the Bavarian State Criminal Police Office are examining the fire location, with no indications of arson finding so far. The fire broke out on Thursday night, and the fire brigade was quickly on site to prevent the flames from spreading to other buildings.

The incident in Upper Bavaria is in the context of current statistics on fire damage. According to ifs , fires often start in the kitchen or due to improper handling of electrical devices, which continues to be a great risk in the population.

Another fire that recently took place in North Rhine-Westphalia showed similar dimensions. In Hüllhorst-Schnathorst there was a major fire in a factory hall that could also cost millions. A 30-year-old man from Brandenburg was arrested with urgent suspicion of the intentional arson. Overall, these events show the challenges that are associated with the security of real estate and the need for preventive measures to prevent fires.

While the investigation continues in Oberbergkirchen, the question of the cause of the fire and the security of the adjacent buildings and communities remains the focus of the public.