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A kitchen fire in a two-family house on Panoramastraße in Zizishausen, Reutlingen, Germany, caused an estimated €50,000 worth of damage on Tuesday morning. The incident was an accidental ignition, with no person deliberately causing it.
The fire started when a wooden board on an accidentally turned-on stove caught fire. The smoke from the fire affected other rooms in the house, but the fire department's quick response prevented further spread. The fire department was called due to a burning smell coming from an adjacent apartment.
Fortunately, no one was injured in the fire. The kitchen furniture was also damaged, but the fire was swiftly contained.
For further inquiries about the kitchen fire, contact Michael Schaal at the Police Headquarters Reutlingen. The contact number is 07121/942-1104 during regular business hours (Mo. - Fr./7:00 to 17:00). For inquiries outside regular business hours, contact the Police Headquarters Reutlingen at 07121/942-2224.
The website for the Police Headquarters Reutlingen is www.polizei-bw.de. The email address for the Police Headquarters Reutlingen press office is [email protected].
We urge everyone to be cautious when using appliances and to never leave them unattended, especially when they are still hot. Let's all strive to prevent such incidents from happening again.
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