Residential Fires in Germany Leave Multiple Injured Across Three Cities

Separate incidents in Leipzig, Hannover, and Saarbrücken result in injuries, rescues, and significant property damage, with investigations into causes ongoing.

In Leipzig, a fire in a three-story apartment building injured three people, including two elderly men and a 93-year-old woman, all hospitalized for burns and smoke inhalation.
A fire in Hannover required the rescue of a 46-year-old woman from her fourth-floor apartment; she suffered serious injuries and smoke inhalation but was saved before the fire spread to other units.
In Saarbrücken, six residents, including a mother and her toddler, were rescued from a burning house; the mother and child were treated for minor injuries and smoke inhalation.
The causes of all three fires remain under investigation, with no immediate conclusions about their origins reported by authorities.
Firefighters in all incidents acted swiftly to contain the blazes, but significant property damage rendered affected homes temporarily uninhabitable.