"The fire began around 3:45 am in the nightclub in Kehl, which is on the border with France. The blaze went on to spread over the whole building."
"Images published in German media showed a huge fire on the roof of the nightclub, which is located in an industrial area of the city."
"All of a sudden we heard: there's a fire! There were several announcements in German, French and English, and the staff handled it really well."
"Unlike in the Crans-Montana fire, in Kehl the evacuation process seems to have gone smoothly, with clubbers stating that the evacuation was very quick."
A fire erupted at a nightclub in Kehl, Germany, around 3:45 am, prompting the evacuation of approximately 750 patrons. The blaze spread rapidly across the building, but all individuals managed to exit safely, with only three requiring treatment. The incident drew comparisons to a deadly fire in Switzerland earlier in the year. Eyewitnesses reported that the evacuation was efficient, aided by announcements in multiple languages. An investigation into the cause of the fire is currently underway.
Read at The Local Germany
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