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In the Medvedev district from the fire affected private household

Last night in the village of Medvedev district firefighters extinguished the fire.

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In the Medvedev district from the fire affected private household

About one o'clock in the morning from 19 to 20 October, the fire department received a report of a fire in the village of Arbany. There went six units of fire fighters.

The fire originated in one of the outbuildings in the private sector and spread over 100 square meters. The barn and woodcutter were burned, the bath was damaged. Firefighters defended the house.

Experts establish the cause of the fire, according to the EMERCOM of Russia for the Republic of Mari El.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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