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On September 28, a fire occurred at a firecracker factory in the village of Kubrinsk, which killed 14 people.
In the village of Kubrinsk, Pereslavl-Zalessky district, a stele will appear in memory of the victims of the tragedy that occurred on September 28.
A fire at a firecracker factory killed 14 people and injured one woman.
The general director of the enterprise was charged with violating industrial safety requirements and illegally manufacturing explosives, and he was detained for two months.
YAROSLAVL, October 2 – RIA Novosti. A stele in memory of those killed in a fire at a pyrotechnics factory will appear in Kubrinsk, Yaroslavl region, Governor Mikhail Evraev said.
“In the village of Kubrinsk, Pereslavl-Zalessky district, a stele will appear in memory of the victims of the tragedy of September 28. The design of the memorial sign and the location of its installation will be determined together with the residents and families of the victims,” Evraev wrote in his channel on the Max platform.
A fire occurred on Monday on the territory of a firecracker production plant in Kubrinsk. The Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations told RIA Novosti that 14 people were killed and one woman was injured.

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