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In Orel from a burning apartment rescued a woman

In the capital of the Orel region there was a serious fire

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In Orel from a burning apartment rescued a woman

In the capital of the Orel region there was a serious fire. The incident occurred about 17 hours on October 8. Details were told in the press service of the regional Emergencies Department.

According to the emergency department, there was a fire in an apartment on the second floor of an apartment building on Polikarpov Square in the Railway District of Orel. Fire crews quickly arrived at the scene.

A woman was rescued from a burning apartment. She was hospitalized. In addition, firefighters from neighboring apartments rescued 5 more people, including two children, 6 people evacuated.

From the fire suffered household items and interior in the living room of the apartment.

At the scene of the fire worked 14 employees of the EMERCOM of Russia on five units of special equipment. The causes of the fire have to be investigated by experts.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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