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Night fire destroys passenger car in Abakan

Over the past day in Khakassia recorded one fire

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Night fire destroys passenger car in Abakan

Over the past day in Khakassia recorded one fire. At night, a domestic car caught fire in the capital of the republic.

The fire was reported at night at the beginning of the second hour. Arriving at the call place, the duty guard found that the car cabin was burning, the fire area of 0.5 sq.m. For a preliminary reason, the car broke out due to a lack of production of electrical equipment.

“If you put powerful speakers or cool gadgets in the car, make sure that everything is installed as it should, otherwise you will be left without gadgets and without a car,” the department recalled.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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