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In Orel, DPS inspectors extinguished a fire on the roof of the car dealership

Yesterday, September 27, the crew of the state traffic police noticed a fire on the roof of the motor show in the Northern district of the eagle

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In Orel, DPS inspectors extinguished a fire on the roof of the car dealership

Yesterday, September 27, the crew of the traffic police noticed a fire on the roof of the motor show in the Northern district of the Eagle. According to the press service of the MIA, the incident happened about 13:00.

The inspectors reported the incident to the duty unit and warned people in the building. After the evacuation, one of the policemen climbed to the roof and extinguished the flames with a fire extinguisher before rescuers arrived. No one was hurt.

After making sure there was no more danger, the officers returned to patrol.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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