Upgrade to paid [Another gem from a great energy reporter, Kevin Killough at JustTheNews] An electric emergency vehicle belonging to a fire department in Germany caught fire and burnt down the new fire station. The fire, which occurred on Oct. 16, according to Euro News, started from a vehicle that "contained lithium-ion batteries and an external power connection." The blaze destroyed nearly a dozen emergency vehicles and caused between $21.5 million and $25.9 million in damage. No one was injured. The stations, which opened a year ago, didn’t have a fire alarm system, Euro News reported because “experts considered it not necessary.” Share [End] Excerpt from the linked story at Euro News: A fire alarm system wasn't installed in the building because experts did not consider it necessary... 
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