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In Taganrog after three hours stopped open burning in the furniture store

In Taganrog, firefighters managed to eliminate open burning in a furniture store

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In Taganrog after three hours stopped open burning in the furniture store

In Taganrog, firefighters managed to eliminate open burning in a furniture store. The completion of this phase of extinguishing became known about 16:00 on November 14.

The fire occurred in the afternoon in the building at 79/6 Frunze Street. The fire was reported to rescuers at 12:42. On the footage from the scene there was a strong smoke.

The area of the fire was 900 square meters. To combat the fire involved nine pieces of equipment and 25 employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations.

It took about three hours to eliminate open combustion.

Information about the victims is not available at the moment.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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