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In Rubtsovsk broke out a car

The vehicle caught fire on October 15 in Rubtsovsk. This was reported in the GU EMERCOM of Russia in the Altai Territory.

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In Rubtsovsk broke out a car

The flames engulfed the Nissan car. When rescuers arrived at the scene, thick smoke was coming from under the hood of the car.

The flames spread only two square meters. Seven personnel on two units of special equipment were involved in extinguishing. There were no victims of the fire.

According to experts, the fire could occur due to malfunction of systems, mechanisms and components of the vehicle.

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Two cars and 20 chickens destroyed a fire in the Altai village

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