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Domestic passenger burned out in the Lipetsk SNT

On Wednesday night, October 14, a fire occurred in the Lipetsk horticultural non-profit partnership

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Domestic passenger burned out in the Lipetsk SNT

On Wednesday night, October 14, a fire occurred in the Lipetsk horticultural non-profit partnership. The VAZ-2114 was on fire. According to the press service of the Ministry of Emergencies of the Russian Federation in the Lipetsk region, information about the fire in the SNT "River" was received by the duty desk at 2:28.

As a result, the fire completely destroyed the car of 2014 release. No casualties.

According to the Agency, during the past day in the region firefighters went on calls eight times and mainly extinguished litter. No one was hurt.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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