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In Sheregesh there was a fire in one of the popular catering establishments

25 employees were involved in extinguishing the facility

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In Sheregesh there was a fire in one of the popular catering establishments

According to the information provided by the Ministry of Emergency Situations in the Kemerovo region, in the village of Sheregesh, belonging to the Tashtagol municipal district, a cafe-bar located on Snezhnaya Street broke out.

The flames spread to the roof of a nearby hotel. The area covered by the fire reached 490 square meters. The fire was eliminated by 25 specialists, 8 units of special equipment were involved. There were no reports of casualties.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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