Feb 25 β€’ 10:52 UTC πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡ͺ Estonia Postimees

Car and a rag burned in Tartu

A car caught fire while driving on Siili Street in Tartu, Estonia, but the driver was unharmed and firefighters extinguished the blaze in about half an hour.

On Monday evening around seven o'clock, a report was made to the emergency service regarding a car fire on Siili Street in Tartu, Estonia. The vehicle caught fire from beneath the hood while it was in motion, thankfully resulting in no injuries to the driver. The rapid response of the firefighters helped to contain and extinguish the flames within approximately half an hour.

Firefighters arrived on the scene quickly and worked efficiently to put out the fire, which could have escalated potentially. Their prompt actions were crucial in preventing any further damage or risk to nearby property. After the fire was extinguished, the vehicle owner was called to the scene to take care of the next steps involving the vehicle's removal.

This incident raises awareness about vehicle safety and the potential fire hazards that can occur while driving. It serves as a reminder for drivers to perform regular maintenance checks on their vehicles to prevent such dangerous situations. Overall, the successful management of the incident by emergency services illustrates the effectiveness of Tartu’s firefighting response protocols.

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