Fire starts in chimney

The fire began in the chimney of a building, specifically affecting the insulation between the hearth and the flue, covering about 15 meters in length.

Challenges of the building's structure

The height of the building and the layout of the surrounding site made it particularly difficult for firefighters from Doubs to access the fire.

Unusual method to extinguish the fire

To combat the fire, firefighters had to pass through an opening made in the flue, a method that was not typical for such situations.

Extended emergency response

The firefighting operation lasted many hours and required the coordinated effort of around thirty firefighters and eight vehicles.