The Provincial Consortium of Alicante Firefighters responded this morning to a fire warning on Caldera del Gas street, in Dénia. The informative part reveals that the notice was received at 02:52 hours, and the firefighters managed to control the situation at 03:15 hours. Finally, the fire was completely extinguished at 03:48 hours.
The incident occurred in a house located on the ground floor of a six-story building. At the time of the intervention, a large amount of smoke and flames were observed coming out of the interior of the house, which created a considerable risk situation.
Fortunately, no injuries were reported as a result of this fire. However, the house in question has been completely affected.
To deal with the emergency, the Provincial Consortium of Alicante Firefighters deployed the following means: a command unit of command (UMJ), a heavy urban bomb (BUP), a ladder truck (AEA), a sergeant, a corporal and a team of six firefighters from the Dénia park. Thanks to the quick action of the authorities, it was possible to prevent the fire from spreading to other parts of the building and it was controlled in record time.
When reading such an article, the first question the reader asks is "Where did this happen?" 95% of the time, the article never mentions the location. Why is that? An exact address is not necessary, but just the street name would be nice.
In the article it says that it was on Calle del Gas in Denia
Not being a native of Denia, I use Google Maps and Bing Maps to help me navigate. Neither of those show any location within Denia that corresponds to the info given in the article. I realize that some info can be lost during translation, but this has happened in several articles over several months.