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BackMajor fire in Bitterfeld-Wolfen: Two arbors in full fire
Major fire in Bitterfeld-Wolfen: Two arbors in full fire
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Major fire in Bitterfeld-Wolfen: Two arbors in full fire

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  • A major fire broke out in Bitterfeld-Wolfen shortly after midnight, in which two arbors in the Greppin district caught fire.
  • Residents were asked to keep doors and windows closed.
  • The cause is still unknown.

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A major fire broke out in the Greppin district of Bitterfeld-Wolfen, with two arbors catching fire. The cause is still unknown.

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A major fire in Bitterfeld-Wolfen is keeping firefighters on tenterhooks. In the Greppin district, shortly after midnight, two arbors caught fire for unknown reasons, as the control center announced. Residents were therefore temporarily asked to keep doors and windows closed. Further information was initially not known.

Open Questions

  • What was the cause of the fire?
  • Were there any injuries or property damage beyond the two arbors?
  • How long did the fire brigade's operation last?

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