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The chicken was rescued from a smoke-filled apartment

The chicken was rescued from a smoke-filled apartment

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The chicken was rescued from a smoke-filled apartment

The chicken was rescued from a smoke-filled apartment. This was reported in the press service of the GU EMERCOM of Russia region today, October 25.

A message about a fire in an apartment on the fifth floor of a high-rise building on Vyacheslav Klykov Avenue was received by the rescue service in the evening, October 24. At the place arrived firefighters of the third firefighters of the GU EMERCOM of Russia in the Kursk region.

They opened the door and took a chicken out of the smoke-filled room. There was a burning of food in the apartment.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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