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Two-storey house burns in a cottage village near Moscow

In a cottage village in New Moscow caught fire two-storey residential building

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Two-storey house burns in a cottage village near Moscow

In a cottage village in New Moscow caught fire two-storey residential building. About it RIA Novosti reported the representative of emergency services.

The incident occurred in the village of “Rainbow”. According to the source, the building is burning with open flames.

The interlocutor also noted that there is a threat of fire on the neighboring house and farm buildings.

No information on the victims.

Earlier in Moscow there was a fire in a 25-storey building under construction.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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