Motorhome fire at campsite in Krems: three injured

On Wednesday afternoon, a fire broke out near the stove in a motorhome at a campsite in Krems, Lower Austria. Two campers who noticed the blaze attempted to extinguish it with fire extinguishers but suffered smoke inhalation and were hospitalized. A third woman experienced circulatory collapse and was also taken to the hospital. Firefighters opened a section of the side wall to locate the fire, disconnected the power supply, and removed a gas cylinder; the cause of the fire is under investigation by police.

On May 27, a motorhome caught fire at the ÖAMTC campsite in Krems-Stein, Austria. Three people were taken to hospital: two with smoke inhalation and one woman with circulatory collapse. Firefighters cut open the side wall of the motorhome and used a thermal imaging camera. The fire is believed to have started near the stove.

A motorhome caught fire at a campsite in Krems on Wednesday. Two bystanders who attempted to extinguish the blaze and an elderly woman were taken to hospital. Police said the fire was caused by a short circuit in a gas heater cable.

A motorhome caught fire on Wednesday at a campsite in Krems. According to police, the fire was likely caused by a cable short circuit in a gas heater. Two bystanders who attempted to extinguish the blaze with fire extinguishers were hospitalized with suspected smoke inhalation, and an elderly woman was treated for circulatory collapse. All three were discharged after examination.

A fire broke out in a motorhome on a campsite in Krems, Austria, on Wednesday afternoon. Police said the cause was a cable fire in a gas heater. Two bystanders who tried to extinguish the blaze were hospitalized with suspected smoke inhalation, and an elderly woman collapsed and was taken to hospital. Firefighters ventilated the vehicle and opened part of the side wall for thermal imaging checks.