A fire engulfed a farmhouse in Halfing, Rosenheim district, upper Bavaria. Residents managed to escape the building in time and were unharmed. Firefighters are working to control the blaze on the agricultural property.
On Wednesday evening, a severe fire broke out at a farmhouse in Halfing, a village in the Rosenheim district of upper Bavaria. The roof of the building was completely engulfed in flames, as reports indicate. The residents of the agricultural property reacted swiftly and all managed to leave the house in time.
A police spokesman confirmed that no one was injured according to initial information. Firefighters are on site and attempting to bring the flames under control. The fire primarily affected the roof, suggesting rapid spread, though detailed causes are not yet available.
Upper Bavaria is known for its rural landscape with many farming operations, where fires can occur more frequently due to dryness or technical faults. Police and firefighters are continuing to investigate the incident to determine the origin. Such events highlight the importance of smoke detectors and quick evacuation plans in rural areas.