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Motorhome fire on M3 highway near Hajdúnánás

08.05.2026 20:33 1 min 3 sources
Debreceni Nap HUN + 2 more

On May 8, a motorhome caught fire on the M3 highway in Hungary near the town of Hajdúnánás. The incident occurred at kilometer 212 on the side towards Nyíregyháza.

Professional firefighters from Hajdúnánás extinguished the fire with a single water jet. Post-fire operations are currently underway.

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Motorhome Fire on M3 Highway Near Hajdúnánás

08.05.2026 Debreceni Nap HUN

Motorhome catches fire on M3 near Hajdúnánás

08.05.2026 hirstart.hu HUN

Motorhome caught fire on M3 highway

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