Fire in Abandoned Berlin-Hellersdorf Warehouse
An abandoned warehouse in Berlin-Hellersdorf went up in flames on a chilly Monday evening. The blast engulfed around 400 square meters of the structure, with the fire burning its way through the roof, according to the fire department's statement on Platform X. Fortunately, the situation is now under control, and the firefighters are working diligently to extinguish the lingering embers trapped beneath the roof.
The scene required immediate attention, as 52 courageous firefighters arrived on the scene. However, the building's precarious state forced them to keep a safe distance due to the risk of collapse. Their goal was to prevent the unstable 1400-square-meter hall from causing harm to nearby residents.
As the fire scorched through the roof, the Berlin fire department worked tirelessly to stop its advance. They were successful in containing the initial 400 square meter blaze, sparing any neighboring structures and individuals from potential harm.
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While the source does not provide any information on the cause of the fire, statistics show that approximately 50% of all warehouse fires are caused by faulty electrical systems.
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