A huge fire in tent halls with torches near Otwock. Firefighters in action
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- On Friday morning in Piotrowice near Otwock, a fire broke out in two tent halls where candles were stored.
- 27 fire brigades are working on site, the fire is not under control yet, provincial road 801 is blocked, and there are no injuries.
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In Piotrowice near Otwock, a fire broke out in two tent halls where candles were stored. Firefighters are fighting the fire, and the situation is made more difficult by heavy smoke.
On Friday morning, residents of Piotrowice near Otwock were alarmed by fire sirens and clouds of smoke rising above the town. Approximately 7, a fire broke out in two tent halls where candles were stored.
Firefighters are fighting the element
27 fire brigades are working at the scene of the incident - reports RMF FM reporter Magdalena Grajnert. According to the services, the fire is still not under control and more forces and resources are being deployed. Firefighters are doing everything to prevent the fire from spreading to neighboring buildings. The situation is made more difficult by heavy smoke, which limits visibility and poses a threat to rescuers.
Due to the ongoing rescue operations and the safety of road users, provincial road 801 was completely blocked on the section from the roundabout in Sobiekursk towards Piotrowice. Drivers must expect disruptions and take detours.
No people were injured
Fortunately, no one was hurt as a result of the fire. However, the services urge caution and avoid the area of the incident.
The causes of the fire are not yet known - the relevant services will investigate the circumstances of the fire after the fire extinguishing operation is completed.
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After the fire extinguishing operation is completed, the relevant services will determine the circumstances and causes of the fire.
Very likely · Within days
Open Questions
- What was the cause of the fire?
- What are the material losses due to fire?
- Has the fire been completely contained?
