Giant alarm in Gengenbach: Rubin mill again in full fire!
In Gengenbach the former ruby mill burns again. Fire brigade in large -scale operation, arson in suspicion. Evidence requested.

Giant alarm in Gengenbach: Rubin mill again in full fire!
On the night of today's day, a huge fire broke out in Gengenbach in the former Rubin mill, which presented the fire brigade with an immense challenge. The alarm was carried out around 4 a.m. when meter -high flames had already taken the entire building. This is not the first incident on the area; In the past few weeks, fires have occurred several times, which the police now prompted to investigate possible arson. As Schwarzwaelder-bote.de reported three adults Last week that they are responsible for a previous fire, in which a sofa opened in flames and slipped away.
The Gengenbach fire brigade, supported by emergency services from surrounding communities and the Karlsruhe professional fire brigade, decided to have the burned down burned down in a controlled manner. This was done for security reasons to protect the emergency services. Fortunately, there were no injuries, which is positive news in view of the situation. The post -extinguishing work went into the early morning, although the exact amount of the damage remains unclear. Already at the previous fire, which took place on Sunday last week, the property damage was estimated at around 500,000 euros, and the mill was already badly damaged, sometimes it even collapsed how Tagesschau.de reported.
Investigations are in full swing
The criminal service of the Offenburg police headquarters is currently investigating the causes of the devastating fire. The police also started a call and asks witnesses who have made suspicious observations at night. At a time when Gengenbach is confronted with several incidents, there is no suspicion of arson and is currently being pursued intensively.
In view of the ongoing investigation, it can be hoped that those responsible for the alleged arson will be held accountable and that further incidents of this kind can be prevented. The municipality of Gengenbach looks forward to the developments and hopes for a quick progress of the investigation.