Greifswald Fire Investigation Delves into Construction Blaze's Cause
Greifswald Construction Fire Incident Overview
A fire erupted on a construction site in Greifswald during roofing works, potentially due to sparks. An expert's analysis revealed that the blaze resulted in a massive smoke cloud over the city and triggered a large firefighting operation. The fire covered an area of 600 square meters, and fortunately, workers escaped unharmed. One firefighter was attended to for heat exhaustion.
Investigation Details
Authorities are continuing to investigate potential negligence in causing the fire. Initial estimates suggested damages around one million euros, which later revised to nearly two million. The fire intensified with the wind, further complicating suppression efforts.
- Location: East of Greifswald's city center by the Ryck River
- Safety Measures: Three propane tanks found on-site; two were empty, one full
- Ongoing Investigation: Authorities aim to conclusively understand the fire's cause
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