
A fire destroyed around 30 bungalows in Peschiera; Four Hessian firefighters provided assistance before the rescue services arrived.
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A fire destroyed around 30 bungalows at a campsite in Peschiera on Lake Garda. The authorities suspect an accident as the cause.
A fire has destroyed large parts of the campsite in Peschiera on the southern shore of Lake Garda. Three rows of bungalows are in ruins. Around 30 wooden houses burned down, as well as holidaymakers' cars and at least one mobile home.
A total of 24 people were treated by the emergency services. One guest suffered severe burns to his legs. Seven people also had to be treated in hospital because they had inhaled smoke or carbon monoxide.
The fire broke out in one of the bungalows early in the morning and then spread to other huts. The authorities assume an accident. The extinguishing work was made more difficult because there were gas bottles everywhere on the campsite. At least one explosion was heard.
President of Veneto thanks guests from Hesse
Among the injured is a family with three children from Switzerland. The authorities have not yet provided any information about the origin of the other injured people.
However, the president of the Veneto region, Luca Zaia, expressly thanked four firefighters from Dietzenbach in Hesse: They happened to be guests at the campsite and fought the flames even before the local fire department reached the campsite.
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