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Fire fighters stormed the “Height 102” in Volgograd

On October 17, the Volgograd-CITY skyscraper hosted major competitions of firefighters and rescuers of the region. More than 30 participants tried to prove their skills.

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Fire fighters stormed the “Height 102” in Volgograd

Firefighters at the competition, which bear the symbolic name "Height 102", started with a minute interval and covered 102 m and 810 steps. Finish was waiting on the 27th floor.

According to the GU EMERCOM of Russia in the Volgograd region, according to the results of the race, Roman Zaliev, senior firefighter of the 2nd fire and rescue unit, was recognized as the champion: he coped with the distance in 5 minutes 3 seconds. The second place went to Konstantin Volkhin, master firefighter of the SPS, - his time was 5 minutes 8 seconds. The three leaders were closed by Igor Ryzhov from SPT, showing the result of 5 minutes and 20 seconds.

The traditional ceremony of awarding the winners of “Height 102” with cups, certificates and valuable prizes was held on the helipad of the skyscraper.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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