Fire breaks out in residential building

Around 1 PM, emergency services responded to a call reporting that smoke was coming from a 100-square-meter residence. The location was a single-family home, and the call came from a neighbor who noticed the smoke and smelled burning materials.

Firefighters tackle attic blaze

Upon arrival at the scene, firefighters discovered that a fire was underway in the attic. The fire had likely started in the upper part of the house, possibly due to an electrical fault or unattended heating equipment, though the exact cause was not immediately known.

Large-scale response needed

Two hoses, six fire engines, and 23 firefighters were needed at the peak of the operation to extinguish the fire. The number of resources deployed indicates that the fire was significant and required a coordinated effort to control and put it out safely.

Cleanup continues into the evening

Firefighters then carried out the debris removal and cleanup operations, which continued until late in the day. These efforts are crucial to ensure the safety of the structure and to prepare the site for further inspection or repairs.