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Возгорание произошло на территории химического завода в подмосковном Краснозаводске, сопровождаясь обрушением конструкций. Сорок сотрудников были эвакуированы и осмотрены медиками.
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На территории химического завода в подмосковном Краснозаводске произошло возгорание с последующим обрушением конструкций.
Возгорание локализовано, проводится проливка конструкций, на месте развернут оперативный штаб.
МОСКВА, 2 окт - РИА Новости. Возгорание в одном из производственных корпусов Краснозаводского химзавода локализовано, проводится проливка конструкций, сообщил временно исполняющий полномочия главы Сергиево-Посадского округа Алексей Лужецкий.
Ранее представитель экстренных служб сообщил РИА Новости, что пожар с последующим обрушением конструкций произошел на территории химического завода в подмосковном Краснозаводске. Сорок сотрудников были эвакуированы и осмотрены медиками.

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