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In Volgograd, firefighters extinguished a burning car

The fire engulfed the engine compartment on an area of 2 square meters

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In Volgograd, firefighters extinguished a burning car

The fire happened in the Traktorozavodsk district. According to the GU EMERCOM of Russia in the Volgograd region, on October 20 at 12.23 on the remote control of the fire and rescue service received a message about the fire.

The car burned engine compartment on an area of 2 square meters. Units 1-PSG put out fire at 12:34.

Fortunately, there are no dead or injured. The alleged cause of the fire is a malfunction of the systems of the components and mechanisms of the vehicle.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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