Evacuated the swimming pool opened again

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The large baths in Brøndbyøster, Vestbadet, was earlier Sunday evacuated, after the man had observed the odor of diesel fuel from a sewer in the basement.

Mads Graversen from the Capital's Preparedness confirmed opposite Ekstra Bladet.

- We are out for any smell of diesel fuel in a basement. We have just landed out there, but as we arrive are all evacuated, he said earlier on Sunday.

About a halvtime after and opened to the swimming pool again, while the fire department would try to flush the drain through, in order to remove the smell.

Update #Vestbadet. #HBeredskab has gone started with to rinse kloaken through to remove the smell. The evacuation is lifted and we have reduced to a single syringe.

— Capital Contingency (@HBeredskab) March 17, 2019

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the Fire department worked at the site. Photo: Kenneth Meyer

Extra Magazine's man on the spot reported that people were standing in short pants and workout clothes out on the street.

In Vestbadet there is both a swimming pool, gym and welnesscenter and physiotherapy.

No one was hurt by the incident, writes the Capital's Preparedness on Twitter.

#HBereskab is present at the #Vestbadet in connection with that smelled of diesleolie from a sewer in the basement. The bath was evacuated by beredskabets arrival. No one has come to harm and we are investigating where the smell comes from. the
Update follows....

— Capital Contingency (@HBeredskab) March 17, 2019

Photo: Kenneth Meyer