Multiple Fires Across Germany Cause Injuries and Property Damage

A series of fires in various German regions have led to injuries, evacuations, and significant property damage, as authorities investigate the causes.

In Frankenberg, a fire in a hospital resulted in one death and 13 injuries, prompting the evacuation of 150 patients to nearby facilities.
A blaze in a Lübbenau nursing home claimed the life of an 88-year-old man and led to the evacuation of 23 people, with several treated for smoke inhalation.
In Berlin, a fire in a Moabit apartment building was contained without injuries, though the apartment suffered extensive damage.
A major fire in a Bad Driburg laundry facility caused a million-euro loss, but no injuries were reported; chemical leakage was ruled out.
In Langenfeld, 67 residents were evacuated due to high carbon monoxide levels, traced to a heating system issue, with no injuries reported.