Residential blaze results in one fatality for a male occupant
In the early hours of this morning, a fire broke out in a multi-family home located on Eichenstraße, Niederschoenhausen. The blaze was triggered by an acoustically activated fire alarm at 4:25 AM.
Firefighters were promptly dispatched to the scene and successfully extinguished the fire. During their operations, a suspicious object was found in the affected apartment. Specialists from the Kriminaltechnisches Institut of the Landeskriminalamt were called in to examine the object and deemed it harmless.
Shortly after, a lifeless man was found in the apartment. Preliminary investigations suggest that the man is the 47-year-old resident of the apartment. The search results do not provide information about the investigating officer or investigation group responsible for the cause of the residential house fire in Niederschoenhausen.
However, the focus of the investigation has now shifted from determining the cause of the fire to investigating the circumstances surrounding the man's death. Preliminary investigations suggest that the man's death is not fire-related.
The fire commission of the Landeskriminalamt Berlin is now in charge of investigating the cause of the fire. The investigation into the man's death is ongoing.
The fire was noticed on the 3rd floor of the building. The firefighters evacuated the building to ensure the safety of all residents.
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of fire safety and the need for prompt action when a fire alarm is triggered. The authorities are urging everyone to take necessary precautions to prevent such incidents in the future.
