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A fire occurred in the warehouses of the largest pharmaceutical distributor of Ukraine, Venta, near Kiev, where medicines from a number of international and local manufacturers were stored.
Near Kyiv, a fire broke out in the warehouses of the largest pharmaceutical distributor in Ukraine, Venta.
The company's warehouses stored drugs from Bayer, Sanofi, Pfizer, Teva, Darnitsa, and Farmak.
MOSCOW, October 2 - RIA Novosti. The fire started in the warehouses of the largest pharmaceutical distributor of Ukraine, Venta, reported the Ukrainian publication Strana.ua.
“The warehouses of the largest pharmaceutical distributor of Ukraine, Venta, are burning near Kiev,” says a message published on the Strany.ua Telegram channel.

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