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There was a major fire in Barnaul last night

On the night of October 18, a major fire occurred in Barnaul.

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There was a major fire in Barnaul last night

According to the regional department, at the time of the arrival of the first fire department, the flames engulfed buildings, creating a threat of spreading fire to other buildings. The area of fire was about 300 square meters. In the fire, a man received burns, was hospitalized in the city hospital.

At the scene worked 32 firefighters on nine pieces of equipment.

According to the preliminary version, the cause of the fire could be careless handling of fire.

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