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In the village of Petrovskoye burned more than five hundred squares of a commercial building

In the village of Petrovsky Tambov region in the afternoon there was a fire in a shopping building on the street International

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In the village of Petrovskoye burned more than five hundred squares of a commercial building

In the village of Petrovsky Tambov region in the afternoon there was a fire in a shopping building on the street International. The fire was reported to the Main Directorate of the EMERCOM of Russia in the Tambov region.

At the moment, the fire is localized - the area of the fire was 540 square meters. Thanks to the coordinated actions of fire fighters, it was possible to prevent the spread of fire to neighboring buildings.

There are 5 units of fire equipment at the scene. Coordination of extinguishing is provided by the fire extinguishing service. According to preliminary information, there are no casualties.

Now the interrogators of the EMERCOM of Russia find out the cause of the fire.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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