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The tractor caught fire in one of the settlements of the Altai Territory

In the afternoon of October 16 in the village of Labor Topchikhinsky district there was a fire - a tractor burned.

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The tractor caught fire in one of the settlements of the Altai Territory

According to the regional department, at the time of the arrival of the first fire department, the flames engulfed the tractor. The area of the fire was about six square meters. No casualties.

At the scene worked nine firefighters on two pieces of equipment.

According to the preliminary version, the cause of the fire could be a malfunction of the systems, mechanisms and components of the vehicle.

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