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Unsweetened cigarette caused the death of a man in the Volgograd region

The tragedy occurred the night before in the alley Tsimlyansky in the city of Kalache-on-Don

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Unsweetened cigarette caused the death of a man in the Volgograd region

According to the press service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations in the Volgograd region, a garage and a summer kitchen caught fire. Employees of the 39th fire and rescue unit who arrived at the scene promptly eliminated the burning on an area of 45 square meters. A man born in 1978 was killed in the fire.

According to preliminary data, the cause of the fire was negligence when smoking.

Rescuers remind: in case of emergency, call 112 immediately.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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