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Residents of Rostov reported a fire in the area of Leventsovka on October 25

In the Leventsovsky district of Rostov in the evening of October 25, eyewitnesses noticed a fire in the open area

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Residents of Rostov reported a fire in the area of Leventsovka on October 25

In the Leventsovo district of Rostov in the evening of October 25, eyewitnesses noticed a fire in the open area.

According to local residents, the fire broke out in a field near the house No. 24/23 on Solzhenitsyn Avenue. Seeing the fire, the Rostovites called firefighters.

Information about the area of the fire and possible victims yet. It is also unknown what caused the fire.

The circumstances of what happened are being clarified.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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