🔥😱Хозяин дома погиб при пожаре в Семилукском районе
Пожар начался сегодня утром в селе Малая Верейка. Огонь уничтожил кровлю и потолочное перекрытие дома. В результате происшествия погиб 51-летний мужчина.
12 пожарных и 3 единицы техники боролись с огнем почти час. Причина пожара пока неизвестна.
🔥😱Хозяин дома погиб при пожаре в Семилукском районе
Пожар начался сегодня утром в селе Малая Верейка. Огонь уничтожил кровлю и потолочное перекрытие дома. В результате происшествия погиб 51-летний мужчина.
12 пожарных и 3 единицы техники боролись с огнем почти час. Причина пожара пока неизвестна.
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