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In Aksai, rescuers localized a fire in a warehouse with plastic

In the city of Aksai, Rostov region localized a fire in a warehouse with plastic

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In Aksai, rescuers localized a fire in a warehouse with plastic

In the city of Aksai, Rostov region localized a fire in a warehouse with plastic. This was reported in the GU EMERCOM in the region.

The fire in an area of 9 thousand squares broke out on Gagarin Street. At the enterprise "Aksaykardandetal" a warehouse with plastic caught fire. 121 rescuers on 45 tankers were involved in the extinguishing site. The fire was assigned the third rank of danger. Smoke is coming from Rostov. Residents reported the eerie smell of burns.

The fire is now localized. So far, there has been no information about complete extinguishing.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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