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Chicken Man Convicted of Smoking Causing Fire

Chicken Man Convicted of Smoking Causing Fire

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Chicken Man Convicted of Smoking Causing Fire

Chicken will be convicted for causing a fire smoking. This was reported in the press service of the regional Emergencies Ministry today, September 27.

On the night of the sixth of April 2026, a fire seriously damaged a two-family house in the village of Dyakonovo, October district. The roof was destroyed and the house was practically unsuitable for living.

The cause was careless handling of fire when smoking. In one of the apartments lived a family with a child - fortunately, no one was injured. The total amount of damage was more than three million rubles.

The culprit fully compensated for the damage to the affected family. The final decision on the punishment will be made by the court.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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