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In the Ryazan region for the week extinguished 29 fires, destroyed nine buildings

In the Ryazan region for the week extinguished 29 fires

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In the Ryazan region for the week extinguished 29 fires, destroyed nine buildings

In the Ryazan region for the week extinguished 29 fires. This was reported in the press service of the regional GU MIA.

The Ministry said that in the region there were 11 man-made fires and 16 cases of burning garbage. Two more trips were associated with the burning of dry grass and stubble.

As a result, nine buildings and two pieces of equipment were destroyed or damaged.

Earlier it was reported about a fire in an apartment building on Tipanova Street.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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