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In the Altai village there was a fire on a private farmstead

In the afternoon of November 12, a fire occurred in the village of Ploskoseminskoye Rebrikhinsky district on a private farmstead.

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In the Altai village there was a fire on a private farmstead

According to the regional department, at the time of the arrival of the first fire department, the flames engulfed outbuildings. The area of fire was about 50 square meters. No casualties.

Five firefighters and two pieces of equipment were working at the scene.

The most likely cause of the incident is a violation of the rules of installation of electrical equipment.

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