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В Кобрине горела городская баня

Когда спасатели прибыли на место, из окон второго этажа двухэтажного здания шел дым. Людей внутри не было.

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В Кобрине горела городская баня

Сообщение о задымлении в городской бане на улице Советской в Кобрине поступило в МЧС 17 октября, сообщили в ведомстве.

Когда спасатели прибыли на место, из окон второго этажа двухэтажного здания шел дым. Людей внутри не было.

Пожарные ликвидировали возгорание. Пострадавших нет. На месте работало 5 единиц техники МЧС. Причина случившегося устанавливается.

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