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Motorhome in Heidesee on fire at night: Fire brigade on duty!
In Königs Wusterhausen, a mobile home burned out in Friedersdorf. The fire department extinguished the fire without any injuries.
Motorhome in Heidesee on fire at night: Fire brigade on duty!
On the night of November 9, 2025, a mobile home burned to its full extent in Friedersdorf, a district of the municipality of Heidesee. The fire, which broke out shortly before 2 a.m. on Potsdamer Strasse, ignited in the engine area of the vehicle and quickly developed into an infernal spectacle. Fortunately, there were no injuries in this incident and the local fire department was able to bring the fire under control by 3:40 a.m.
The exact causes and extent of the damage are currently unknown. However, such incidents are not without consequences. In the current fire cause statistics from the Institute for Loss Prevention and Loss Research of Public Insurers (IFS), the topic of fire causes is systematically addressed. Surveys from 2015 to 2024 show that technical defects, particularly in the area of electricity, and human error are the most common causes of fires. Battery fires are also a growing problem, which can be traced back to the increasing use of battery-powered devices.
Fire causes and statistics
The IFS carries out around 2,000 fire cause investigations every year, with the results being collected in a damage database and statistically evaluated. This systematic investigation reveals that many fires can cause significant damage to buildings. The findings are not only important for the insurance industry, but also provide clues for preventive measures to prevent damage. Those interested can view the detailed statistics for 2024 on the IFS website: www.ifs-ev.org.
To ensure fire prevention, it is important that not only the automatic systems in vehicles and mobile homes are checked, but also that users are made aware of potential dangers. Particular attention should be paid to electrical devices and their associated batteries.
To ensure security in the region, it remains essential to closely monitor such incidents and learn from the data collected. Whether in Friedersdorf or elsewhere, protection against fire should always be a top priority.