Greifswald Fire Department at Friedrich-Loeffler Institute Location
News Article: Fire at Friedrich-Loeffler-Institute Contained on Riems Island
In an unexpected incident, a suspected fire broke out at the Friedrich-Loeffler-Institute on Riems Island on August 21, 2025. Upon arrival, it was confirmed that the smoke was not indicative of a large fire but rather emanated from the roof of an adjacent storage building.
The exact identity of the institute's head on that day is not explicitly provided in the search results. However, no changes in leadership around that date are indicated, and the current director as of mid-2025 is not mentioned in the provided sources.
The incident drew the attention of approximately 50 firefighters from the Greifswald professional fire brigade and the volunteer fire departments of Greifswald, Mesekenhagen, and Neuenkirchen. The staff of the institute acted prudently, moving stored goods in the affected hall area to safety outdoors.
Smoke was removed from the affected building using compressed air fans, and flames and embers at the site were successfully extinguished. The roof of the hall at the Friedrich-Loeffler-Institute was partially removed during the firefighting efforts.
Fortunately, no danger from stored materials or significant smoke spreading beyond the grounds was reported. This quick response and effective containment of the incident have been commended by local authorities and the scientific community.
As the investigation into the cause of the fire continues, the Friedrich-Loeffler-Institute remains dedicated to its mission of advancing animal health research and maintaining the highest safety standards.
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