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In Ryazan extinguished a fire in an office building on Gagarin Street

Fire in office building on Gagarin Street in Ryazan completely eliminated

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In Ryazan extinguished a fire in an office building on Gagarin Street

The fire in the office building on Gagarin Street in Ryazan has been completely eliminated. This writes RZN.info with reference to the press service of the regional GU EMERCOM.

The fire was reported to the desk on October 11 at 09:46. At 11:01 the fire was localized, and at 11:30 - completely extinguished.

The area of the fire was 50 square meters. In the work to eliminate the fire involved 14 personnel and three pieces of equipment.

We will remind, earlier in social networks were published footage from the place of emergency.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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