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Hangar broke out in St. Petersburg

The hangar caught fire in the Frunze district of St. Petersburg on Sunday, the press service of the Emergencies Ministry of the region reports in its channel

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Hangar broke out in St. Petersburg

The hangar caught fire in the Frunze district of St. Petersburg on Sunday, the press service of the Emergencies Ministry of the region reported in its channel.

The report clarifies that the fire occurred in a hangar measuring 15 by 20 meters, the fire area is 300 square meters.

It became known that the fire was assigned an additional number 1-BIS, there are no data on the victims. At the scene there are 45 rescuers and eight pieces of equipment.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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