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Fire in a residential building occurred in the Tver region

About what happened in Kashin fire told in GU EMERCOM of Russia in the Tver region

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Fire in a residential building occurred in the Tver region

About what happened in Kashin fire told in GU EMERCOM of Russia in the Tver region.

According to the agency, in a two-room apartment located in a one-storey wooden residential building, a fire occurred, as a result of which the fire destroyed the object and clothing situation of the apartment and damaged the roof of the house. One person was injured.

The preliminary cause of the fire was the emergency mode of operation of the internal electrical wiring of the apartment, specified in the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Tver region.

A local group on social media reported that three families lost their belongings in the fire and were left without a roof over their heads. A gathering was organized in the group to assist.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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