Three Major Residential Fires Leave Homes Uninhabitable in Germany

Fires in Bremen, Horn-Bad Meinberg, and Wittenberg caused severe structural damage, with investigations into their causes ongoing.

A fire in Bremen began on a balcony and spread to the roof due to strong winds, rendering the building uninhabitable.
In Horn-Bad Meinberg, a 19-apartment building was destroyed, with the roof and upper floors collapsing during firefighting efforts.
A fire in Wittenberg caused approximately €450,000 in damage, leaving the house uninhabitable and slightly injuring a firefighter during a pet rescue.
No residents were injured in any of the three incidents, highlighting the effectiveness of evacuation efforts.
Authorities are investigating the causes of all three fires, which presented significant challenges for firefighters due to structural collapses and adverse conditions.