2 bodies found after house fire in German town
Published : 27 Nov 2022, 21:48
Updated : 28 Nov 2022, 00:58
DF News Desk
Firefighters fight a fire in a single-family house early this morning. After the fire in Lübbecke in eastern Westphalia, emergency forces searched for two missing residents. The building was completely destroyed on Saturday night, said a police spokesperson. Photo: Die Blaulichtreporterin/dpa.
Two bodies have been found after a fire in a detached house in the town of Lübbecke in north-western Germany.
The bodies are presumed to be of the couple who lived there, police said on Sunday, reported dpa.
Their 28-year-old son discovered the house on fire when he returned home on Friday night.
Police said they had no clues so far on what caused the blaze.
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