A major device was deployed this Sunday morning in the small village of 335 inhabitants, Saint-Remimont, in Saintois. At 1 rue du Haut-Buisson, a village house is catching fire.
Its owner, Thierry Hausmann, raised the alarm: “I got up as usual at 6:30 a.m. when I saw thick smoke and flames in the living room which rose to the ceiling. I tried to put it out with the fire extinguisher before the firefighters arrived. »
Under the orders of Captain Thomas Loison, 35 firefighters with two ton pump vans, a large ladder, an ambulance but also drones, coming from the barracks of Bayon, Haroué, Blainville-sur-l'Eau, Tonnoy are then deployed.
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Three years of work
Arriving on the scene, the firefighters brought the large blaze under control and prevented it from spreading to the adjoining house at 17 rue Crévéchamps.
The town hall initially made a room available to the couple who had just moved into this house three months ago. “I renovated this house for three years. We got married in August and we had just had our first Christmas there,” explained this agricultural employee from Gérardcourt, moved and with a haggard look.
Two hours later, the fire was not completely under control, a fire whose origin remains undetermined for the moment.
