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At the site of TKO in Naryan-Mar, it was decided to attract additional equipment

According to information on the elimination of fire at the MSW site at 10:00 on October 10, the situation on the territory is stable, the smoke area has decreased significantly

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At the site of TKO in Naryan-Mar, it was decided to attract additional equipment

According to information on the elimination of fire at the MSW site at 10:00 on October 10, the situation on the territory is stable, the smoke area has decreased significantly.

At night, firefighters, KB and BO employees and heavy equipment worked. The main activities are the movement and spilling of smoldering debris layers.

During the workshop at the site, a decision was made to attract additional equipment. Representatives of the fire brigade of the Polar region continue to participate in the work in the daytime.

The rest and food center works around the clock.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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