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In the Mtsensky district, the dacha was burning

In the Orel region there was a fire

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In the Mtsensky district, the dacha was burning

There was a fire in the Oryol region. The incident occurred late at night on October 10. About the incident reports the press service of the regional Department of Emergencies.

According to the emergency department, at 04.34 on the phone 101 received a message about a fire in a summer house in the village of Anikanovo, Mtsensky district. When the firefighters arrived, the building was burning from the inside all over the square.

As a result of the fire, the house burned out from the inside. No casualties. Eight employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia worked on two units of special equipment.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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