Two reported killed, dozens hurt in hospital fire in Germany
A fire at the Helene-von-Bulow-Klinikum, the sole hospital in Ludwigslust, Germany, resulted in the deaths of two patients and injuries to 34 others. The blaze, which began early Thursday, reportedly originated in a patient's room and spread to the roof above the radiology department.

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AI-generatedA fire at the Helene-von-Bulow-Klinikum, the sole hospital in Ludwigslust, Germany, resulted in the deaths of two patients and injuries to 34 others. The blaze, which began early Thursday, reportedly originated in a patient's room and spread to the roof above the radiology department. The injured sustained mostly smoke inhalation and are not in life-threatening condition. Emergency services evacuated 82 patients from the building. Over 100 emergency personnel responded, and the fire has since been brought under control. An investigation into the cause of the blaze is ongoing. The hospital's emergency room has reopened, and unaffected wings are expected to resume operations after safety checks.
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5 extractedThe Helene-von-Bulow-Klinikum is the only hospital in the town of Ludwigslust.
A fire at the Helene-von-Bulow-Klinikum in Ludwigslust killed two patients and injured 34 others.
34 individuals suffered minor injuries, primarily from smoke inhalation, with no life-threatening conditions reported.
82 patients were evacuated from the building during the blaze.
The fire originated in a patient's room and spread to the roof trusses above the radiology department.