Mistaking the smell of durian for a gas leak,A fire brigade in the western German city of Wiesbaden dispatched police four times in one day.According to the report, according to the fire department, in the afternoon of the 4th, the fire brigade received a report of gas leakage from a local shopping mall.
Firefighters did smell a pungent smell after arriving at the scene, but the building was not connected to gas and the alarm device was not activated, so the risk of fire was ruled out.
About three hours later, firefighters received the call again and immediately launched a thorough search.It was determined that the "leak source" was durians displayed in an Asian supermarket. Firefighters believed that the smell likely spread to the entire building through ventilation equipment.
A similar report was received that night, and firefighters were dispatched for the third time. They suspected that "the durian might be causing trouble again," but it was finally confirmed that there was no danger.
The last call came from an apartment building late at night and the smell was filling the stairwell.
An experienced firefighter noticed the Asian name on the door plate.Guessing that the tenant might have bought durian from the supermarket, his guess turned out to be correct.
