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In Labytnangi, a man died in a fire, another was injured

In Labytnangi at night there was a fire in a residential building on the street Leonid Girshhorn, 77

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In Labytnangi, a man died in a fire, another was injured

In Labytnangi at night there was a fire in a residential building on the street Leonid Girshhorn, 77. As reported in the GU EMERCOM of Russia in Yamal, one person died, another was injured. 20 residents were evacuated from the building.

The fire was reported at 23:39. When the firefighters arrived, the ground floor of the first entrance was in smoke.

Open combustion was eliminated at 00:08. The fire was completely eliminated by 00:56.

On the eve in Novy Urengoy lit up garbage at the MSW landfill. The fire passed over an area of 1600 square meters, without victims.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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