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Three cars burned at night in Tver

On Sunday night in Tver there was a fire, three cars caught fire

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Three cars burned at night in Tver

On Sunday night in Tver there was a fire, three cars caught fire. This was reported in the GU EMERCOM of Russia in the Tver region.

It became known that the incident occurred on the street Mikhail Rumyantsev – there was a fire of three cars. Fire crews of the 3rd and specialized fire and rescue unit quickly eliminated the fire, there were no casualties.

According to the preliminary version, the reason was a technical malfunction of one of the vehicles.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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