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During the day in the Crimea there were 10 fires and one accident

Crimean rescuers on November 6 reacted to 10 man-made fires and one road accident

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During the day in the Crimea there were 10 fires and one accident

Crimean rescuers on November 6 responded to 10 man-made fires and one road accident. This was reported in the GU EMERCOM of Russia in the Republic.

Emergencies Ministry staff provided fire safety at the scene of the accident and assisted one victim.

Earlier it was reported that employees of the mountain search and rescue service and the state institution “Crimea-Spas” since the beginning of the year helped 180 people, including 18 children.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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