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Heavy smoke development: Fire in Altenhagen school triggers alarm
On September 9, 2025, there were two fires at the BBS III in Altenhagen, Celle, which resulted in heavy smoke.
Heavy smoke development: Fire in Altenhagen school triggers alarm
On Tuesday morning, September 9, 2025, there was a fire alarm at the vocational school III (BBS III) in Altenhagen, which caused some excitement. Loud Picture Two small fires in the school building caused a lot of smoke, which led to the evacuation of students and teachers.
The quick action of the school staff was commendable because they had already brought the fire under control by the time the fire department arrived. The local fire brigades from Altenhagen, Bostel, Garßen and the Celle main station were quickly on site to check the situation and ventilate the affected areas. Loud Celle fire department The building had already been completely evacuated by the time the emergency services arrived.
Health consequences and rescue measures
A total of 16 people were seen by the emergency services and treated on site. One person had to be taken to hospital for further treatment. The quick deployment of three ambulances, an emergency doctor and the organizational manager on site shows how seriously the situation was taken.
However, details about the exact injuries were not published by those responsible. Fire and rescue services remained tight-lipped about the nature and severity of possible injuries, which did not reduce concerns about the health impacts of these fire events.
Context and fire prevention
Fires in schools are a serious issue that is a constant cause for concern not only in Altenhagen but throughout Germany. Loud FeuerTrutz There are significant gaps in fire statistics in Germany. Comprehensive and consistent recording of these incidents could help improve fire safety and prevent such situations in the future.
The available experience reports from Altenhagen show how important preventive measures are in order to be able to act quickly and effectively in an emergency. The incident makes it clear that fire protection in educational institutions is very important and should be constantly improved. This is the only way to ensure that students and teachers can learn in a safe environment without fear of such incidents.