Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Major-Fire-in-Electroplating-Plant-in-Berlin-27MDHU9KTJ8.htmlConceptually similarMajor Fire in Electroplating Plant in BerlinGP1SUUOOCompleted★★★★Major Fire in Electroplating Plant in BerlinGP1SUUOPCompleted★★★★Major Fire in Electroplating Plant in BerlinGP1SUUOQCompleted★★★★Major Fire in Electroplating Plant in BerlinGP1SUUORCompleted★★★★Major Fire in Electroplating Plant in BerlinGP1SUUOTCompleted★★★★Major Fire in Electroplating Plant in BerlinGP1SUUOUCompleted★★★★Major Fire in Electroplating Plant in BerlinGP1SUUOVCompleted★★★★Major Fire in Electroplating Plant in BerlinGP1SUUOWCompleted★★★★Major Fire in Electroplating Plant in BerlinGP1SUUOXCompleted★★★★View AllGP1SUUOSMajor Fire in Electroplating Plant in BerlinMajor fire in electroplating plant at Hettich, a metal processing company in Berlin Marienfelde. The fire brigade is on site with fire engines. Chemicals from the plant are released by the fire and extinguishing foam into the surrounding area and into the wastewater. The fire brigade is on duty with protective clothing. Greenpeace experts observe the fire and take samples in the surrounding area.In original language:Grossbrand in Galvanikanlage in BerlinGrossbrand in Galvanikanlage bei Hettich, einer metallverarbeitenden Firma in Berlin Marienfelde. Die Feuerwehr ist mit Löschfahrzeugen vor Ort. Chemikalien aus dem Betrieb gelangen durch das Feuer und Löschschaum in die Umgebung und ins Abwasser. Die Feuerwehr ist mit Schutzkleidung im Einsatz. Greenpeace Experten beobachten den Brand und nehmen Proben in der Umgebung.Locations:Berlin-Germany-Western EuropeDate:12 Feb, 2021Credit:© Britta Radike / GreenpeaceMaximum size:4430px X 2953pxKeywords:Accidents-Chemicals-Danger-Day-Fire service-Fires-KWCI (GPI)-Metal processing plants-Outdoors-Pollution-Smoke-Snow-Water pollutionShoot:Major Fire in Electroplating Plant in BerlinMajor fire in electroplating plant at Hettich, a metal processing company in Berlin Marienfelde. The fire brigade is on site with fire engines. Chemicals from the plant are released by the fire and extinguishing foam into the surrounding area and into the wastewater. The fire brigade is on duty with protective clothing. Greenpeace experts observe the fire and take samples in the surrounding area.
