Fire emergency night in Neuwied: Fire brigade saves four people from flames!
Two fires in Neuwied: Fire brigade saves five people, major property damage in Rheinbrohl and Bad Hönningen. Investigations are ongoing.

Fire emergency night in Neuwied: Fire brigade saves four people from flames!
On the night of June 14, 2025, specifically in the towns of Rheinbrohl and Bad Hönningen in the Neuwied district, the fire brigade faced a doubly difficult challenge. Fires broke out in both places, causing quite a stir in the region. Again star According to reports, the emergency services were in continuous operation for a total of four hours and rescued four people from the fire brigade.
In Rheinbrohl, an inn caught fire, resulting in massive smoke. The fire department was quickly on the scene and used ladders and escape hoods to rescue three residents from the apartments above. Two of these people had inhaled smoke and had to be examined by emergency services. The entire inn area was initially classified as inaccessible due to the thick smoke. The cause of the fire and the amount of damage estimated to be in the five-figure range are currently being investigated by the criminal police.
Fire in Bad Hönningen
Another alarm sounded in Bad Hönningen, where the attic apartment of an apartment building burst into flames. Here the fire brigade was able to successfully rescue another person from the fire apartment, but he had to be taken to hospital with minor injuries. The fire brigade team also prevented the flames from spreading to other apartments. Nevertheless, the fire apartment remains uninhabitable. Here too, the investigation into the cause of the fire is still ongoing.
Review of the major fire in Gladbach
The exact causes of the fire in the last two events are still unclear. However, the fire brigade's hazardous materials train determined that there was no acute danger to the population. Given the high number of fires and the associated damage, it is becoming increasingly clear how important effective fire protection measures are. FeuerTrutz points out that there is no comprehensive and uniform system for recording fire statistics in Germany, which makes it difficult to specifically improve fire protection.
The events in Neuwied emphasize the urgency of both clarifying the causes of the fire and taking preventative measures to avoid future incidents. The results of the investigation are expected in the coming days and the local community hopes for a quick decree of clarity and certainty.