At around 11 am at a shopping centre petrol station, a premium unleaded petrol line is torn out during construction work. Approximately 4 m³ of fuel spill onto the ground. A safety barrier is set up at a 100-metre radius, encircling the petrol station as well as an automotive maintenance centre and a fast food restaurant. Some fifty people are evacuated. An explosivity measurement is taken during the emergency response; no risk is detected. The station operator arrives at the scene, and a specialised company cleans the affected area. The emergency responders leave the scene at around 2pm. There are no streams or sewers in the vicinity, but a risk of ground pollution in the upper layers of the water table is suspected.