After a fire in a house in Sendling, at least six apartments are uninhabitable.
There was property damage of around two million euros.
Munich – There was a major fire in Sendling in the night from Friday to Saturday (April 8th): In the press report, emergency services spoke of “roaring flames”.
Balconies were ablaze with fire.
Damage of at least two and a half million euros occurred overnight on Johannes-Timm-Strasse.
Several apartments in the house are uninhabitable.
Fire in Sendling: Several balconies burned "blazing"
According to the Munich fire department, the residents of Fritz-Endres-Strasse in Sendling initially registered the fire.
They immediately alerted the fire brigade staff: they could see that a balcony of an apartment building on Johannes-Timm-Strasse had caught fire.
The firefighters on site confirmed the suspicion.
The balconies had burned from the third to the fifth floor.
The fire brigade arrived just in time to prevent worse things from happening.
Shortly before, there would have been indications that the fire would spread to the roof.
Also affected by the fire in Sendling in four apartments: residents "never in danger"
According to the fire brigade report, there was also a fire in at least four apartments.
As a result, the emergency services called other personnel, including the emergency services.
The fire brigade began to extinguish balconies and the house facade.
Shortly thereafter, the emergency services went to the apartments that were also affected by the fire.
According to the fire brigade, all residents were able to leave the house in good time and unharmed.
This also applied to a resident on the second floor who is dependent on his wheelchair.
Emergency services were able to help him outside.
He was also "never in danger".
The traces left by the fire in Sendling: six apartments that are currently uninhabitable.
In addition, the roof of the house is in danger of collapsing.
At the moment, emergency services are still on site.
They carry out post-extinguishing work and security measures.
The police have started an investigation to determine the cause of the fire.
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