A fire broke out in Würzburg for childcare and youth assistance: During the night from Sunday to Monday (31 October 2022) a fire occurred in a childcare and youth facility in Würzburg It came. Ten children and several employees had to be evacuated from the building.
When the first police and firefighters responded, the flames were several meters high from the third floor of the house Lindleinstraße and attached the roof, reports the Lower Franconian police station. Just before 1am, a local resident caught fire in the Services for children and youth reported to the integrated control center and triggered a large-scale operation by the fire brigade, rescue services and police.
Big operation in Würzburg: the well-being of children and young people is on fire
He was done A girl asks for help he noticed the fire and, looking out the window, he could see the first flames in a room of the structure. For reasons not yet clarified, a fire broke out in the sorting center for children and youth on the third floor of the building. The children who lived there were able to use the Employee but be rescued in time. According to the Würzburg professional fire brigade, the facility is one day clinic for child and adolescent psychiatry in the district of Grombühl.
To die fire fighters was able to prevent the flames from spreading to other parts of the building and kept the fire under control around 2am, according to police. In front of the house, the rescue service has set up a first collection point a evacuated children and examine and care for employees. The children were then hosted in various institutions in the city.
To die cause of fire is so far unknown and is the subject of police investigations, which began during the night Würzburg Criminal Police Office detect. “Thanks to the early warning of the fire brigade and the good reaction of the employees, fortunately there were no serious injuries,” says the presidency. Some children later complained about it Sore throat due to smoking. According to initial estimates, the amount of property damage suffered is in the high six-figure range.
