Durian水果的气味在德国威斯巴登造成虚假的煤气警报,尽管没有实际泄漏,但仍促使应急反应。 Durian fruit’s smell caused false gas alarms in Wiesbaden, Germany, prompting emergency responses despite no actual leaks.

2025年10月4日, 德国威斯巴登(Wiesbaden)在居民报告有类似气体的气味后, 消防局有四次紧急反应, On October 4, 2025, Wiesbaden, Germany, saw four emergency responses by the fire department after residents reported a gas-like smell, leading to concerns of leaks. 调查没有发现任何实际的气体危险,其来源是存放在一家亚洲超市的durian果实,该超市的气味非常浓厚,通过建筑物的通风系统扩散。 Investigations found no actual gas hazards, and the source was traced to durian fruit stored in an Asian supermarket, whose pungent odor—resembling gas—spread through the building’s ventilation system. 后来在一栋住宅楼也发生了类似的事件，邻居的榴莲引起了另一起警报。 A similar incident occurred later in a residential building, where a neighbor’s durian caused another alert. 以浓烈的气味闻名的水果是安全的,但常常被误认为是煤气泄漏,这凸显了感官混乱如何在没有真正危险的情况下触发应急反应。 The fruit, known for its intense smell, is safe but frequently mistaken for a gas leak, highlighting how sensory confusion can trigger emergency responses despite no real danger.