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In Petrozavodsk in the morning rush hour broke out passenger bus

The incident occurred yesterday, September 21, in the district of Kukkovka

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In Petrozavodsk in the morning rush hour broke out passenger bus

The incident occurred yesterday, September 21, in the district of Kukkovka. The incident was reported by the Telegram-channel “Briefly |Petrozavodsk|Karelia”.

According to the regional department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations, a message about a fire on the street Rovio, 7 arrived at the desk of the duty at 8:40. The fire covered an area of one square meter. Fortunately, passengers managed to leave the cabin on their own before the arrival of emergency services, the help of rescuers during the evacuation was not required.

Currently, experts determine the circumstances and causes of the incident.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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