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Emergency call in Greifswald: police and fire brigade in large-scale operation!
On August 30, 2025, the police and fire brigade were on duty in Greifswald to ensure security measures during a football game.
Emergency call in Greifswald: police and fire brigade in large-scale operation!
On Saturday, August 30th, there was really something going on in Greifswald: the police, fire brigade and disaster control drove through the city with flashing lights and sirens and caused quite a stir. But don't worry, there was no major accident or fire that triggered the operation. [Ostsee-Zeitung]. were on the way.
The reason for the large presence was the soccer game between Greifswalder FC and Halleschen FC, which kicked off at 2 p.m. The security situation had to be closely monitored because of the large number of fans expected from Saxony-Anhalt. Therefore, a large police force was deployed, especially between the train stations and the Volksstadion.
False alarms and small fires
However, in the morning there was a false alarm at the university hospital, which led to the fire department being called out. Fortunately, there was never any danger. At the same time, the volunteer fire departments from Mesekenhagen and Neuenkirchen had their hands full trying to quickly bring a smaller fire in Mesekenhagen under control. Such operations underline the importance of disaster control, which in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is ensured through close cooperation between the responsible authorities and organizations.
As stipulated in the State Catastrophe Protection Act, disaster protection is designed to protect life and health and to secure vital supplies. The fire brigades, voluntary aid organizations and the Technical Relief Organization (THW) are at the center of the campaigns.
An exercise that causes a stir
In addition, an exercise by the civil protection authority took place on this day, which ensured increased visibility of the vehicles. This exercise allowed the emergency services to use special signals and the right of way, which certainly caught the eye of many a passer-by. Such exercises are not only necessary, but also an important part of prevention because they raise awareness of possible risks and prepare emergency services for emergencies.
In summary, it can be said that the day in Greifswald was characterized by both the sporting event and the usual, but nevertheless crucial, tasks in the area of disaster control. Although there was no cause for concern, the increased deployment of forces showed how seriously security is being taken in the region. This commitment ensures that both citizens and visitors to the city can feel in good hands at all times.
The German Red Cross, the Johanniter-Unfall-Hilfe, the German Life Saving Society and many other organizations work hand in hand in a coherent system in disaster control in order to be able to react quickly in an emergency. Under the leadership of the disaster control authority, it is ensured that the relief measures are coordinated and effective Feuerwehr Magazin.