3 confirmed dead after fire at residential building in Germany, authorities say
The fire broke out overnight in Duesseldorf, according to officials
- A fire at a residential building in Duesseldorf, Germany, has resulted in three deaths.
- The fire, which broke out overnight, originated in a kiosk within the building before spreading to the entrance and second floor.
- Sixteen people were transported to hospitals for treatment, the fire service reported.
A fire at a residential building in western Germany left three people dead and two others with life-threatening injuries Thursday, authorities said.
The blaze broke out during the night in a kiosk that was part of the building in Duesseldorf.
It spread to the entrance and second floor, the fire service said in a statement.
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Firefighters used ladders to rescue several people from balconies.
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The house where the fire occurred is seen in Duesseldorf, Germany, on May 16, 2024. Several people died and others were injured in the fire. According to the fire department, a kiosk integrated into a residential building caught fire on Thursday night. (Jana Glose/dpa via AP)
Sixteen people were taken to hospitals, the fire service said.
The cause of the fire was unclear, according to police.
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