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In Tatarstan, a woman received burns in a fire in SNT

The incident occurred in a one-storey garden house in SNT "Borovinka", located in the Tukayevsky district of Tatarstan, writes "Tatar-inform"

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In Tatarstan, a woman received burns in a fire in SNT

The incident occurred in a one-storey garden house in SNT "Borovinka", located in the Tukayevsky district of Tatarstan, writes "Tatar-inform". According to the press service of the EMERCOM of Russia in RT, the area of the fire was 30 square meters. meters. The mistress of the dacha suffered: with burns of the body of the 2nd degree, she was urgently taken to the BSMP Chelnov. According to the preliminary version, the cause of the fire was a violation of the rules of the device and operation of electrical equipment.

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