Fire kills 14 at workshop for disabled in Germany benthopelagic

Fire raged through a workshop for the disabled in southwestern Germany on Monday, killing 14 people, police said.

The victims were identified as workers and a counselor at the Caritas workshop in the town of Titisee-Neustadt, said Karl-Heinz Schmid, a Freiburg police spokesman.

Several other people were hurt, he said.



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Another member of the Freiburg police said an explosion in a storage room may have caused the fire that prompted a major response from firefighting crews.

Dr. Peter Neher, president of the German Caritas Association, extended sympathies to the victims' families.

'We know that the responsible colleagues on site will do everything to find out the causes of this horrible event,' he said in a statement.

Caritas International is a 'global confederation of 165 Catholic organizations working in humanitarian emergencies and international development,' according to its website.

Caritas International is a 'global confederation of 165 Catholic organizations working in humanitarian emergencies and international development,' according to its website. Another member of the Freiburg police said an explosion in a storage room may have caused the fire that prompted a major response from firefighting crews. 'We know that the responsible colleagues on site will do everything to find out the causes of this horrible event,' he said in a statement. Fire raged through a workshop for the disabled in southwestern Germany on Monday, killing 14 people, police said. Another member of the Freiburg police said an explosion in a storage room may have caused the fire that prompted a major response from firefighting crews. Several other people were hurt, he said. 'We know that the responsible colleagues on site will do everything to find out the causes of this horrible event,' he said in a statement. Another member of the Freiburg police said an explosion in a storage room may have caused the fire that prompted a major response from firefighting crews. Dr. Peter Neher, president of the German Caritas Association, extended sympathies to the victims' families. The victims were identified as workers and a counselor at the Caritas workshop in the town of Titisee-Neustadt, said Karl-Heinz Schmid, a Freiburg police spokesman. The victims were identified as workers and a counselor at the Caritas workshop in the town of Titisee-Neustadt, said Karl-Heinz Schmid, a Freiburg police spokesman. The victims were identified as workers and a counselor at the Caritas workshop in the town of Titisee-Neustadt, said Karl-Heinz Schmid, a Freiburg police spokesman. Fire raged through a workshop for the disabled in southwestern Germany on Monday, killing 14 people, police said. Several other people were hurt, he said. Caritas International is a 'global confederation of 165 Catholic organizations working in humanitarian emergencies and international development,' according to its website. Caritas International is a 'global confederation of 165 Catholic organizations working in humanitarian emergencies and international development,' according to its website. Fire raged through a workshop for the disabled in southwestern Germany on Monday, killing 14 people, police said. Caritas International is a 'global confederation of 165 Catholic organizations working in humanitarian emergencies and international development,' according to its website. Several other people were hurt, he said. Dr. Peter Neher, president of the German Caritas Association, extended sympathies to the victims' families. Another member of the Freiburg police said an explosion in a storage room may have caused the fire that prompted a major response from firefighting crews. Another member of the Freiburg police said an explosion in a storage room may have caused the fire that prompted a major response from firefighting crews. The victims were identified as workers and a counselor at the Caritas workshop in the town of Titisee-Neustadt, said Karl-Heinz Schmid, a Freiburg police spokesman. Several other people were hurt, he said. Caritas International is a 'global confederation of 165 Catholic organizations working in humanitarian emergencies and international development,' according to its website. The victims were identified as workers and a counselor at the Caritas workshop in the town of Titisee-Neustadt, said Karl-Heinz Schmid, a Freiburg police spokesman. Fire raged through a workshop for the disabled in southwestern Germany on Monday, killing 14 people, police said. 'We know that the responsible colleagues on site will do everything to find out the causes of this horrible event,' he said in a statement. The victims were identified as workers and a counselor at the Caritas workshop in the town of Titisee-Neustadt, said Karl-Heinz Schmid, a Freiburg police spokesman. Several other people were hurt, he said. Another member of the Freiburg police said an explosion in a storage room may have caused the fire that prompted a major response from firefighting crews. Caritas International is a 'global confederation of 165 Catholic organizations working in humanitarian emergencies and international development,' according to its website. Caritas International is a 'global confederation of 165 Catholic organizations working in humanitarian emergencies and international development,' according to its website. Another member of the Freiburg police said an explosion in a storage room may have caused the fire that prompted a major response from firefighting crews. Another member of the Freiburg police said an explosion in a storage room may have caused the fire that prompted a major response from firefighting crews. Another member of the Freiburg police said an explosion in a storage room may have caused the fire that prompted a major response from firefighting crews. 'We know that the responsible colleagues on site will do everything to find out the causes of this horrible event,' he said in a statement. Another member of the Freiburg police said an explosion in a storage room may have caused the fire that prompted a major response from firefighting crews.

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