The supply base reportedly produces overalls and personal protective equipment.
A fire broke out at the Factor supply base in Murmansk, Russia. The fire was learned at 21:21 local time. This is reported by the regional department of the Ministry of Emergencies of the Russian Federation.
The report says five gas cylinders have been emptied from the area. The front fire area is 500 square meters. Details of the fire and its cause are not yet known.
Russian media write that the base has been burning for more than two hours. The fire was localized around 23:52 local time. Local residents say that there have been quite a lot of fires in the city lately.
It should be noted that the main activity of the base is the production and sale of overalls, as well as personal protective equipment.
Murmansk
Murmansk is a city in the northwest of the Russian Federation, the largest region. It is located beyond the Arctic Circle.
Recall that earlier it was learned that in the same Murmansk the only Russian aircraft carrier “Admiral Kuznetsov” again caught fire. The fire broke out at the Zvyozdochka shipyard, where the ship had stayed for over four years. The cruiser will join the Russian fleet next year.
It was reported that a large-scale fire broke out in the territory of a military unit in Moscow. The area of the fire was about 200 square meters. Fire crews reported that the fire engulfed the garage boxes.
Focus also wrote that the governor of the Belgorod region of the Russian Federation refused additional air defense systems in the region. According to Vyacheslav Gladkov, the current air defense system “works very well”.
Source: Focus
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