After the big fire on Easter Monday in the Tyrolean Alpbach Valley (Kufstein District), in which a family of farmers had lost almost all their own possessions, the cause could now be clarified by the researchers. People and animals were not damaged.
During the Easteressen, the Feuerinferno broke out in the “egg” farm in Alpbach. The family was still able to free the cows from the barn, but the entire possessions burned almost completely.
Already on Tuesday the fire brigade investors had focused in particular on the tractor vehicle. Now the assumptions are apparently confirmed. On Wednesday morning it was finally said: “After determining the fire at the moment, it can be assumed that the fire was poured out due to a technical defect on the motor car, which was placed in a garage that was grown to the stable building.”
During dessert: “It burns with you!”
Shortly after 1 p.m. the fire broke out on Easter Monday on the estate of agriculture. “In the first instance, strong smoke development noticed and noted that the fire had broken out at the garage. This quickly spread to the entire building,” the police said at that time. One of the neighbors had fallen in the door, while the residents and the family visit had just had the dessert on the table. “It burns with you!”
150 emergency services against Flame Lingero
All residents and visitors were able to flee outside on time. The ten cows and seven calves were still freed from the stable. Nobody was injured. More than 150 emergency services of the Fire Brigades Alpbach/Inneralpbach, Reith, Brixlegg, Rattenberg, Radfeld and a team of drooling the District Fire Brigade Association Kufstein then fought against the huge flame Inferno.
Gulf of helpfulness as comfort
“We saved our lives, otherwise almost everything lost,” said the family that was hit on Tuesday on the “Krone” local inspection on the spot. The Gulf of helpfulness is a comfort in these dark days.
Source: Krone
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