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Fire in Commercial Area Near Berlin Causes €50,000 in Damage

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Neuenhagen bei Berlin, July 26 – A fire that broke out on a company premises near Berlin on Saturday evening has caused an estimated 50,000 euros in damage. The incident occurred in the commercial area of Neuenhagen, prompting an investigation into the cause of the blaze.

Police Patrol Discovers Blaze

According to police reports, a police patrol first noticed the fire early Saturday evening. The initial fire reportedly started in several lattice boxes for reasons yet unknown, before quickly spreading to an adjacent warehouse on the property.

Firefighters Control Blaze Within an Hour

Fire department personnel were dispatched to the scene on Am Wall street and managed to extinguish the fire within approximately one hour. No injuries were reported, but the material damage is significant.

Investigation into Cause Underway

The police have launched an investigation to determine the exact cause of the fire. As of now, no further details regarding the origin of the blaze have been released.

The incident highlights the potential risks associated with commercial storage facilities and the importance of fire safety measures.

Source: https://berliner-abendblatt.de/berlin-news/50-000-e-schaden-nach-feuer-in-gewerbegebiet-bei-berlin-id342149

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