Major Operation in Hamburg-Eilbek After CO2 Leak From Refrigeration System
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A CO2 exit in Hamburg-Eilbek triggered a large deployment of fire brigade and rescue service on Monday morning, August 10, 2026. At 11:26 a.m., the rescue department alerted the forces to the Hammer Steindamm. In the basement of a building, carbon dioxide (CO2) exited from a refrigeration system. The rescue department then sent a extinguishing train, several ambulances, an emergency ambulance and special vehicles to the site. CO2 spreads over th…
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The Hamburg Fire Department responded to a major incident on Monday in Hammer Steindamm in Hamburg-Eilbek. According to emergency responders, carbon dioxide (CO2) had leaked from a refrigeration unit in a basement and spread throughout the building via the stairwell. The emergency dispatch center alerted a fire engine, several ambulances, and an emergency physician's vehicle. Upon arrival, the building was evacuated. Several teams wearing breat…
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