Three individuals experience smoke-related health issues in a branded living space - Residential Fire Incident Results in Smoke Inhalation for Three Individuals
A fire broke out in a refugee shelter in Altötting, Upper Bavaria, on Saturday afternoon, leaving the accommodation uninhabitable. The cause of the fire remains unknown at this time.
The fire took place in the basement of the shelter. Fortunately, only three individuals were reported to have suffered smoke inhalation. Their condition is currently stable, according to the local authorities.
The responsible authority for investigating the cause of the fire is the criminal police (Kriminalpolizei). They are currently conducting a thorough investigation into the origin of the fire.
Preliminary estimates suggest that the damage from the fire amounts to a low six-figure sum. The refugee shelter will need extensive repairs before it can be reopened.
The local community and authorities are working together to provide temporary accommodation and support for the affected refugees during this difficult time. The fire department and emergency services are also on standby to respond to any further incidents or emergencies that may arise.
As the investigation into the cause of the fire continues, the local authorities have urged the public to avoid speculation and to wait for the results of the investigation before drawing any conclusions.
We will keep you updated on any developments in this ongoing story. Our thoughts are with those affected by the fire and we hope for a swift resolution to the investigation and a quick return to normalcy for the refugee community in Altötting.
