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Rescuers had to participate in the liquidation of the accident in Kineshma

Over the past day, fire and rescue units of the Ivanovo region three times went to eliminate the consequences of road accidents

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Rescuers had to participate in the liquidation of the accident in Kineshma

Over the past day, fire and rescue units of the Ivanovo region three times went to eliminate the consequences of road accidents.

At 20:30, an accident was reported in the city of Kineshma at the intersection of 2nd Shuiskaya and Zavolzhskaya streets. Rescuers who arrived at the scene found a collision of two cars: a MAZ car and Lada Granta. Firefighters filed a barrel to wash off the technical fluid from the carriageway. From the EMERCOM of Russia, one unit of equipment and five people worked at the site.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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