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In the Orel region rescuers had to open the door to the house of an elderly woman

Over the past day, fire and rescue units of the Orel region went to various calls 10 times

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In the Orel region rescuers had to open the door to the house of an elderly woman

Over the past day, fire and rescue units of the Orel region went to various calls 10 times. In 5 cases, they extinguished fires. Details of some of them are here and here. There were also 5 visits to help the population in difficult situations. Some of them are here and here. The press service of the GU EMERCOM in the Orel region told about another such departure.

On the eve, October 20, at 15:55, employees of the fire and rescue unit No29 left for the village of Kosarevo, Novoderevenkiv district. They opened the door to the house with a tool. There was an elderly woman inside. She was handed over to the emergency doctors who arrived at the scene.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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