Suspects of Gas Leakage: Hotel in Bad Waltersdorf Cleared
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Due to heavy smoke in the basement, the operatives were called to a hotel in Bad Waltersdorf (Steiermark) on Wednesday. 140 people were rescued outside. Fortunately, there were no casualties.
Firefighters found leaked coolant as a smoke cause - 140 people were evacuated, no one was injured.
Around 140 people had to leave a hotel in Bad Waltersdorf on Wednesday morning, after smoke detectors had triggered an alarm in a technical room and a gas exit was initially suspected. No one was injured. HARTBERG FÜRSTENFELD. On Wednesday morning, September 9, a smoke detector in the technical room triggered an alarm in a hotel in Bad Waltersdorf at around 7.45 o'clock. Hotel technicians, who then looked up, noticed a strong smoke development. …
In Bad Waltersdorf in the district of Hartberg-Fürstenfeld a hotel was evacuated on Wednesday after a suspected gas exit. Around 140 people had to leave the hotel. No one was injured. The fire brigade was in large duty.
Around 140 people had to leave a hotel in Bad Waltersdorf on Wednesday morning. After a suspected gas leak, the operatives arrived. But the reason for the smoke was different.
The exit of a "operational equipment" led to the evacuation of a hotel in Bad Waltersdorf on Wednesday morning. Three weirs were in use, including a special hazardous vehicle. No casualties.
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