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In the Orel region for a week extinguished 60 fires

Over the past week, employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia in the Orel region went on calls 109 times

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In the Orel region for a week extinguished 60 fires

Over the past week, employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia in the Orel region went on calls 109 times. The results of the past 7 days are announced by the press service of the GU EMERCOM in the region.

During the week, firefighters left 60 times to eliminate fires. In the remaining 49 cases, they were called to the scenes of other incidents and where assistance was needed. No water accident has occurred in 7 days. In the Orel region for the week confirmed 4 thermopoints.

The Ministry of Emergency Situations reminds that emergency services should be called by phone: 01, 101 or 112.

Earlier, “MK in Orel” reported that over the weekend in the region burned down a house. We will tell you about other situations that the Emergencies Ministry employees had to react to on Saturday and Sunday.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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