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In the “Amber Hall” checked the readiness for a possible fire

In Svetlogorsk, Emergencies Ministry employees checked how the equipment that should protect people in the event of a fire works in the Yantar Hall.

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In the “Amber Hall” checked the readiness for a possible fire

In Svetlogorsk, Emergencies Ministry employees checked how the equipment that should protect people in the event of a fire works in the Yantar Hall.

Specialists tested ventilation that removes smoke, checked fire cranes, alarms and visitor alert system. They also measured whether there was enough pressure and water to extinguish a possible fire.

The results of the inspection will show how the building meets fire safety requirements.

Earlier we wrote that in Svetlogorsk completed a four-year reconstruction of the embankment.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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