Overview
- The wildfire at Tennenloher Forst, which burned 20,000 m², has been contained, with remaining hotspots encircled by up to 60 sprinklers since Saturday.
- The disaster declaration, issued on May 1 to mobilize resources, is expected to be lifted by Monday as the situation stabilizes.
- Emergency personnel have been reduced from 90 to 22, and helicopters used for firefighting have been withdrawn.
- Operations were complicated by munitions contamination on the former military training grounds, limiting ground access for responders.
- Nine firefighters sustained minor injuries while setting up sprinklers, highlighting the risks faced during suppression efforts.