Beamfire in Pritzwalk: Fire brigade fights against impending forest risk!

Beamfire in Pritzwalk: Fire brigade fights against impending forest risk!

A harmless campfire accepted unexpected proportions in Pritzwalker Hainholz on July 9th and led to an extensive use of the fire brigade and the police. Around 12 noon, the emergency services received the alarm after police officers who had perceived a fire smell during a run -in round discovered a fireplace. They immediately alerted the police and the regulatory office, as it was about preventing the fire from spreading to the adjacent forest. The service team immediately took action, reports the Nordkurier .

The fire that initially seemed controlled turned out to be questionable, and so the fire brigade was brought on board to extinguish the fire. It took until around 10:20 p.m. until the situation was under control. At this point, however, there were no evidence of any perpetrators. However, this changed suddenly when a firefighter informed the police at around 10 p.m. that a 35-year-old Putlitzer had again worked out the fire. The man, unimpressed by the circumstances, was proven by the officials with a dismissal.

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In this case, the criminal police have started the investigation into arson. The situation is not only questionable because of the fire service and the potential threat to the forest, but also raises questions about security in the region. The residents are asked to be attentive and, if in doubt, take independent measures to prevent such incidents in the future

News from the region

In addition to this incident, there are numerous other news from Prignitz. From July 11th to 13th, firefighters from Hinzdorf and Wittenberge take part in the German fire brigade championships in Böblingen, an event that gathers around 70 teams from all over Germany. Wittenberge qualified through his second place at the state championships and thus brings promising opportunities.

Wittenberge itself also receives the award as a biosphere community in the UNESCO biosphere reserve River landscape Elbe, which underlines the importance and protection of this unique region. There are also interesting developments in Perleberg, where the training graduate Lena Rieckhof will now work in the human resources. This shows how important education and training are for the region and that young people actively contribute to the development of their communities.

The city library in Wittenberge is preparing for an exciting media summer 2025 by offering a program for children from 3 to 12 years. This opens up new perspectives and opportunities for young readers to deal with media creatively.

Overall, it turns out that life in the Prignitz is rich in activities and events. From fire championships to education to cultural events, the region always remains exciting and dynamic. You can find more information about the exciting events at MAZ .