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The fire in Chernyakhovsk almost turned into an explosion of cylinders

In Chernyakhovsk, firefighters removed two gas cylinders from the burning house. This helped to avoid a bomb threat.

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The fire in Chernyakhovsk almost turned into an explosion of cylinders

In Chernyakhovsk, firefighters removed two gas cylinders from the burning house. This helped to avoid a bomb threat.

The fire occurred yesterday at about 19:12 on the street Kirov in a two-family building. The fire damaged part of the roof, attic and room on the attic floor. The area of fire was 150 square meters.

The fire was extinguished by 12 employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations using two pieces of equipment. No one was killed or injured. The cause of the fire will be determined by the specialists of the department.

Earlier, we wrote that the Kaliningrad region passed the fire season without a single fire in the state forests.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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