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At night in the Tver region a car caught fire

On the night of November 12, a passenger car caught fire in the village of the Kimr district, told in the GU EMERCOM of Russia in the Tver region

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At night in the Tver region a car caught fire

On the night of November 12, a passenger car caught fire in the village of the Kimr district, told the GU EMERCOM of Russia in the Tver region.

Branches of 11 fire and rescue unit extinguished the fire. The fire destroyed all the burning elements of the machine.

The department specified that the preliminary cause of the fire was a short circuit of the electrical wiring in the engine compartment.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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