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Breakdown of Water Main Incident in Detmold
A water main incident occurred during the night of Saturday, August 30, 2025, and continued into Sunday, August 31, 2025, at the intersection of Lemgoer Street and Marien Street in Detmold. The incident resulted in a water fountain gushing from the ground at the intersection with Marien Street.
The local authorities, including the Detmold Police Station, the fire department, and Detmold Utilities, were called to the scene to address the issue. The police station was instrumental in reporting the incident.
To manage the situation, Lemgoer Street in the direction of the city center will be closed at the intersection with Marien Street until at least 12:00 PM on August 31, 2025. However, motorists can still bypass the construction site by turning into Marien Street.
The LippeControl Center is the primary point of contact for updates and information regarding the incident. They can be reached at 05231/609-1222, and their official website is https://lippe.polizei.nrw/. For urgent fax inquiries, the LippeControl Center's fax number is 05231/609-1299.
Further work on the broken pipe is scheduled for August 31, 2025, and is expected to continue until at least 12:00 PM. The responsible party for the repair of the broken pipeline on Lemgoer StraΓe typically falls under the municipal water utility department or the public works department.
The fire department and Detmold Utilities worked together to temporarily fix the broken pipe on Saturday evening, and further updates will be provided by the LippeControl Center. The public is advised to exercise caution in the area and follow any traffic diversions that may be in place.
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