Borlänge Apartment Fire Partially Under Control
Firefighters are battling a major apartment fire in Borlänge, Sweden. The blaze is partially contained but still burns in the roof structure. Authorities warn residents to stay indoors due to heavy smoke.
Firefighters have gained some control over a major blaze in Borlänge, Sweden. The fire started around 6 AM in an apartment building at Tjärna ängar. It continues to burn in the roof structure.
Incident commander Roger Ågren says the risk of the fire spreading has decreased. But he warns the situation could change quickly. Fire crews are working frantically to contain the flames.
Authorities maintain a public safety warning despite partial control. Residents should stay indoors with windows closed to avoid smoke inhalation. Borlänge is a city in central Sweden's Dalarna region known for its industrial history.
The response shows how quickly fires can escalate in residential buildings. Maintaining the warning suggests officials remain genuinely concerned about residual risks.