Traffic Alert: Departure of Hazardous Materials on the Lemgoer Highway
In the heart of Detmold, an unexpected incident unfolded on Lemgoer Straße/Corner B66 (South Bypass) at 15:21, when a farming machine leaked approximately 200 liters of fertilizer, causing a significant contamination of the road.
The Detmold Fire Department, dispatched with call sign ABC-3, swiftly responded to the incident, mobilizing personnel and resources from multiple fire stations within the city. They were joined by additional support from the Lemgo Fire Department.
Upon arrival, the fire department took immediate action to contain the spill. They successfully pumped out the spilled fertilizer and spread a chemical binder over the affected area to prevent further spread. A specialized company, while not publicly identified, was called in to seal the leak.
The operation, involving personnel from the main office, the North, and Middle fire stations, was concluded around 17:30. After a thorough police inspection, the road was reopened to traffic.
Fortunately, no injuries were reported during the incident. For further inquiries, contact Marco Schweiger, Press and Public Relations Officer of the Detmold Fire Department. His contact information is as follows: Phone: +49 (0)160 9062 1826, Email: [email protected].
It is worth noting that the farming machine was carrying a total of 4,000 liters of fertilizer, which could have resulted in a more severe situation. However, the quick and efficient response from the Detmold and Lemgo Fire Departments prevented any further complications.
The Detmold Fire Department's website can be found at www.feuerwehr-detmold.org for more information about their services and operations. The operation on Lemgoer Straße/Corner B66 serves as a testament to their dedication and readiness to respond to any emergency situation in the community.
Interestingly, after final cleaning, a street sweeper from the Lemgo Fire Department was called but was not needed, indicating the effectiveness of the initial cleanup efforts.
The Detmold Fire Department and the Lemgo Fire Department once again demonstrated their cooperation and commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of their community.
