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In Moscow extinguished a fire in a 25-storey building under construction

Fire under construction 25-storey residential building in the north of Moscow extinguished

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In Moscow extinguished a fire in a 25-storey building under construction

The fire in a 25-storey residential building under construction in the north of Moscow was extinguished. About it RIA Novosti reported the representative of the emergency services of the capital.

The fire occurred in a building on Vetkin Street. The incident was previously reported in the emergency services.

According to the interlocutor of the Agency, burned heater. The area of the fire was five square meters.

Data on possible victims are still being clarified.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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