Fire Destroys Fire Station in Frankenstein, Leaving Significant Damage
A blaze at the fire station in Frankenstein, Germany, destroyed two fire trucks and much of the equipment, prompting nearby stations to provide interim support.
- The fire broke out on Sunday afternoon at the fire station in Frankenstein, Rheinland-Pfalz, for reasons that remain under investigation.
- Two fire trucks and approximately two-thirds of the station's equipment, including uniforms and communication tools, were completely destroyed.
- The total estimated damage amounts to approximately €750,000, including structural damage to the building.
- Firefighters from surrounding towns responded to extinguish the fire, with around 70 personnel involved in the one-and-a-half-hour operation.
- Until a temporary station is established in Frankenstein, the neighboring Weidenthal fire department will handle all local emergency calls.
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