Motorhome catches fire in Baienfurt, damage estimated at €500,000

In Baienfurt (Ravensburg district), a motorhome caught fire for unknown reasons. Gas cylinders likely exploded, damaging the carport and a parked car in front of it. Two women aged 98 and 63 suffered minor injuries from smoke inhalation and shock. Total damage is estimated at around half a million euros; five neighboring houses were affected by soot and smoke, and one residential building is temporarily uninhabitable.

In Baienfurt (Ravensburg district), a motorhome caught fire. Exploding gas cylinders are believed to have caused the blaze, which then spread to a carport and a parked car. Two women aged 98 and 63 suffered minor smoke inhalation injuries. Damage is estimated at €500,000; five neighboring houses were damaged by soot, and one house is temporarily uninhabitable.

In Baienfurt (Ravensburg district), a motorhome caught fire, causing damage of around half a million euros. According to police, gas bottles likely exploded, igniting the carport and five neighboring houses. Two women aged 98 and 63 suffered minor injuries from smoke inhalation; one house is temporarily uninhabitable.

In Baienfurt (Ravensburg district), a motorhome caught fire for reasons still unclear. Gas cylinders are believed to have exploded, causing the fire to spread to the carport. Five neighboring houses were damaged by soot and smoke, and two people suffered smoke inhalation. The estimated damage is 500,000 euros.

A motorhome caught fire in the Ravensburg district. Two people were injured, including a woman nearly 100 years old. The damage is estimated at €500,000. Police suspect a technical defect caused the fire, which spread rapidly due to the vehicle's construction.

A motorhome caught fire in Baienfurt (Ravensburg district, Baden-Württemberg). According to police, gas cylinders likely exploded, spreading the fire to a carport and five neighboring houses. Two women aged 98 and 63 suffered minor injuries from smoke inhalation. Damage is estimated at 500,000 euros; one residential building is temporarily uninhabitable.

In Baienfurt (Ravensburg district), a motorhome caught fire for unknown reasons. The gas cylinders presumably exploded, setting the carport and five neighboring houses on fire. Two people suffered smoke inhalation, and the estimated damage is 500,000 euros.

A motorhome in Baienfurt (Ravensburg district) caught fire from an unknown cause, causing damage of half a million euros. Two women aged 98 and 63 sustained minor injuries. The fire spread to the carport after a suspected gas cylinder explosion, damaging another car and five neighboring houses. One residential building is temporarily uninhabitable.

In Baienfurt, Germany, a motorhome caught fire, causing €500,000 in damages. Two women aged 98 and 63 were slightly injured. Police suspect exploding gas canisters; the fire spread to a carport and damaged five nearby homes.

In Baienfurt (Ravensburg district), a motorhome caught fire, presumably due to exploding gas cylinders. The fire spread to the carport where the motorhome was parked and damaged five neighboring houses. Two people suffered minor smoke inhalation. Preliminary damage is estimated at 500,000 euros.

In Baienfurt (Ravensburg district), a motorhome caught fire for unknown reasons. The gas cylinders likely exploded, causing the carport and several neighboring houses to be damaged. Two people suffered smoke inhalation, and the damage is estimated at €500,000.

In Baienfurt (Ravensburg district) a motorhome caught fire for unknown reasons. Gas cylinders are believed to have exploded, causing the carport and five nearby houses to be damaged by soot and smoke. Two people suffered smoke inhalation. The damage is estimated at €500,000.

A burning motorhome in Baienfurt (Ravensburg district) caused approximately €500,000 in damage. Two women, aged 98 and 63, sustained minor injuries. The fire started for unknown reasons; gas cylinders are believed to have exploded, damaging a carport and a parked car. Five neighboring houses were affected by soot and smoke, and one residence is temporarily uninhabitable.

A motorhome caught fire in Ulm, Germany. Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze, with a suspected technical defect in the battery under the driver's seat cited as the cause. The estimated material damage is 60,000 euros.