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Fired door caused a fire in a residential building in Moscow

The door of the apartment was set on fire by unknown people on Saturday afternoon in a house in the south-east of the capital

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Fired door caused a fire in a residential building in Moscow

As it became known to MK, the incident occurred at 12.00 in the house on Polbin Street. Unknown was set on fire the door of the apartment on the 8th floor, where lived husband, wife and four children. After that, a fire began - things stored in the general inter-apartment corridor on an area of 20 square meters. Most people evacuated themselves, with a 15-year-old girl and a 63-year-old woman rescued from the 10th floor. Both were sent to the hospital with poisoning by combustion products.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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