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At one of the buildings of the Bateninsky residential on Forest Prospekt the roof caught fire

One of the buildings of the Bateninsky residential area caught fire, the fire spread to the roof. This was reported by the press service of the GU EMERCOM of Russia in St. Petersburg.

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At one of the buildings of the Bateninsky residential on Forest Prospekt the roof caught fire

One of the buildings of the Bateninsky residential area caught fire, the fire spread to the roof. This was reported by the press service of the GU EMERCOM of Russia in St. Petersburg.

In the Vyborg district of St. Petersburg, a fire was reported in the house 37, building 6 on Forest Prospekt. In a five-storey residential building burned apartment, after which the fire went to the roof. The fire area is being specified. At 16:49 the fire was assigned additional number 1-BIS.

The Bateninsky residential complex consists of a complex of 14 buildings and is included in the register of cultural heritage objects of regional importance.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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