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Major fire in Schorndorf: residential buildings evacuated – two people injured!
On June 24, 2025 there was a fire in Schorndorf, Rems-Murr district, with several residential buildings being evacuated. Investigations are ongoing.
Major fire in Schorndorf: residential buildings evacuated – two people injured!
In Schorndorf, a district in the Rems-Murr district, a fire broke out in a residential building on Gottlieb-Daimler-Straße early on Tuesday morning, June 24, 2025. The fire department was alerted after 3 a.m. and responded immediately. When they arrived, the fire was already well advanced, requiring an immediate evacuation of the affected home and three adjacent buildings. All residents were safely brought to safety, as reported by schwaebische-post.de.
Although the emergency services arrived at the scene of the fire promptly, the extent of the fire was already significant. No details are currently known about the cause of the fire or the amount of damage caused. However, investigations are underway to shed light on the matter as quickly as possible. During the operation, two people were taken to a hospital for medical examination, although no information about possible injuries was available [esslinger-zeitung.de].
Evacuation and security
The forced evacuation included not only the main building where the fire broke out, but also three adjacent residential buildings. The fire department and police are working closely together to ensure the safety of residents and to determine the cause of the fire. In such cases, it is important to act quickly to minimize potential risks to the population.
The exact effects of the fire are currently unclear. However, the local fire department is available to provide support in an emergency and to advise residents who may be affected. The Schorndorf population was asked to remain calm and keep themselves informed about developments through official channels.
More details about the cause of the fire are expected in the coming hours as the investigation continues. It is currently important to provide the affected residents with the necessary support.