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Motorhome Fire on Clausenstraße

07.04.2026 19:28 1 min 2 sources
Wuppertaler Rundschau DEU + 1 more
Motorhome Fire on Clausenstraße
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The fire occurred on April 7, 2026, on a property on Clausenstraße in Wuppertal. Firefighters extinguished a burning motorhome and rubbish, with two adjacent motorhomes damaged by the heat. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

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07.04.2026 Wuppertaler Rundschau DEU

Motorhome Fire on Clausenstraße

07.04.2026 Wuppertaler Rundschau DEU

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