Jakob Hebesberger and Paul Ganzenhuber gave a very smoky building on their way home. The young upper Austrians proven bourgeois courage: they did not continue alone, but stopped it. This probably saved the life of a retired person.
The bourgeois courage of two young men is due to the fact that a fireplace in Nussbach was relatively light on Friday evening. Paul Ganzenhuber (18) from Adlwang and Jakob Hebesberger (20) from Wartberg/Krems were on their way home by car around 9:40 PM by car. When they suddenly met a smoke wall.
Dense smoke
“You hardly saw anything. Then I stopped and opened the car window,” says Ganzenhuber. Then the two noticed the nearby farm: “We drove. Burning in the room, the light was still an older woman who had a telephone listener in his hand,” said the 18-year-old.
Fire brigade informed
The two young people drawn attention to themselves, on which the 74-year-old homeowner opened the front door. “My special and I accompanied her outside. She didn’t understand that in the beginning. You could hardly do it in the house,” said Ganzenhuber, who then informed the fire brigade.
Borous courage praised
45 Emergency Services of the Stuirs Nußbach and Wimberg quickly brought the open fire under control, and commander Klaus Humer also praised the civil courage: “Nice that there are still young people who do not just pass by. Their dedication may have been life savings.”
Source: Krone
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