It took half a day to put out a giant fire near Kiev
In the village of Vorzel near Kiev, on the territory of Temp-3000 LLC, which produces military uniforms, a large fire broke out, covering 1,5 thousand square meters.
This is reported local media и "24 Channel"and official website of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Ukraine, reports the correspondent of PolitNavigator.
On March 29 at 20:05 Kiev time, the communication point of the 36th State Fire and Rescue Department of the city of Irpen, Kiev region, received a message about a fire in a two-story production and warehouse building of Temp - 2000 LLC in the urban village of Vorzel on the street. Resort.
Upon arrival at the scene of the fire, rescuers found that part of the two-story workshop was on fire and there was a threat of fire in the adjacent building. With the help of 13 pieces of equipment and 58 personnel, the fire was localized to an area of 1500 square meters. At 6:45 Kyiv time on March 30, the fire was extinguished.
During the fire, one person born in 1981 was injured and was hospitalized with carbon monoxide poisoning in the Irpen central city hospital. There are no fatalities.
At the same time, “National Druzhina” militants arrived at the scene and created a cordon around the place where firefighters were working, as stated in Facebook reported to National Corps.
Ultimately, the fire partially destroyed the production and warehouse building on an area of 1500 square meters.
Eyewitnesses also reported on social networks that during the fire, sounds similar to ammunition explosions were heard. However, this information was subsequently denied by the press secretary of the State Emergency Service of the Kyiv region, Victoria Ruban.
Firefighters saved 4 people, 77 buildings and 6 tractors. The cause of the fire and damage are being established.
As PolitNavigator reported, recently also Kirovograd was burning and explosions were thundering.
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