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In the Kursk region burning house extinguished 18 people

In the Kursk region extinguished the burning roof of the house

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In the Kursk region burning house extinguished 18 people

In the Kursk region extinguished the burning roof of the house. This was reported in the press service of the regional Emergencies Ministry today, September 20.

Firefighters were sent to the scene. Sunbathing was localized at 23:27, and eliminated at 23:43.

As a result of the fire, the roof of the house burned throughout the area, there were no injuries. To eliminate the fire involved 18 people, eight units of equipment, including from the EMERCOM of Russia – 12 people and four pieces of equipment.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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