New Construction Area in Kronsrode, Kattenbrookstrip: Identified Brand of Building Materials Used in Recently Completed Project by FW Hannover
In the heart of Hannover, a fire broke out in the Kronsrode new development area on Thursday afternoon. The incident, which was first reported at around 3:00 PM, involved burning construction materials cordoned off with construction fences.
Fire Station 3 and the local fire department of Bemerode swiftly responded to the scene. Initially, the response was to a burning trash container, but it was soon discovered that the materials involved were predominantly plastic construction materials. This caused significant smoke development, making the fire visible far beyond Hannover's city limits.
A total of 34 firefighters and 11 vehicles were involved in the firefighting effort. The operation to extinguish the fire was completed at 4:00 PM, with the first responders successfully managing to contain the blaze, making the second fire engine unnecessary.
Following the extinguishing of the fire, follow-up operations were carried out to check stairwells of nearby residential buildings for smoke. The extent of the damage caused by the fire is currently unknown.
At this time, no statements can be made about the cause of the fire. The police have taken over the investigation into the cause of the fire, and further information can be obtained from the Fire Department Hannover.
The lead person for press enquiries about the fire in the Kronsrode new development area is the deputy head of the Hannover fire department, Gregor Fleischmann. You can contact him via email at [email protected]. For more information, you can also visit the Fire Department Hannover's website at https://www.feuerwehr-hannover.de. Alternatively, you can contact Christine Reime at 0511 912-1405.
The original content of this article was transmitted via news aktuell by the Fire Department Hannover. The police have taken over the investigation into the cause of the fire, and we will update you as more information becomes available. Stay safe, Hannover.
