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Major fire in Weidboden: wood chip warehouse in flames! Fire brigade in action!
In Nußdorf, Traunstein district, there was a fire in the wood chip warehouse on October 31, 2025, and several fire departments are on duty.
Major fire in Weidboden: wood chip warehouse in flames! Fire brigade in action!
In Weidboden, a small district of Nußdorf in the Traunstein district, a fire broke out in a wood chip warehouse this morning, October 31, 2025. According to local authorities, the alarm was raised shortly before 5:30 a.m. and several fire departments, including those from Chieming, were dispatched through the control center to fight the fire. The exact location of the incident is on state road 2096, which runs between Chieming and Traunwalchen. The course of the fire and possible personal injuries are currently unclear, while the emergency services on site are working hard to stabilize the situation.
The situation is particularly explosive because a major fire was reported in Halfing, Rosenheim district, the evening before, which puts additional pressure on the firefighters. The outbreak of the fire in Weidboden brings back memories of the challenges that fire departments in the region regularly face. At this time, further information about the extent of the damage and the causes of the fire is not available. The fire department on site will do everything in its power to shed light on the situation as quickly as possible and to ensure the safety of residents.
First reports and developments
The situation remains tense as emergency services bring the fire under control. Local reports from Chiemgau24 mention that the fire site of a wood chip warehouse, which normally plays an important role in the municipality's energy supply, is heavily affected is affected. The fire service is expected to provide immediate updates on the situation as both residents and the press are showing great interest in the developments.
In the meantime, the question is how the fire and rescue services are prepared for this challenging situation, especially after the recent experiences in Halfing.
What's next?
The fire brigades not only have to put out the fire themselves, but also ensure that the extent of the damage does not increase further. It is said that the local population has been asked to exercise extra caution while emergency services carry out their work. Fire departments in the region are always on alert to deal with such emergencies quickly. Preparation and response time are crucial when it comes to avoiding major disasters.
While the operation is ongoing, it remains to be seen what further information will emerge about the incident. We will continue to monitor the situation and provide our readers with the latest developments. It remains to be hoped that everyone involved remains safe and that the fire brigade can soon bring the situation under control.