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The fire occurred in a hangar on Proizvodstvennaya Street in Khabarovsk, where the production of screening units is located.
In Khabarovsk, a large fire broke out in a hangar in which the production of screening units is located. This was reported by the press service of the regional Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia in the Max messenger.
The fire occurred on Proizvodstvennaya Street, its area is one thousand square meters. “Due to the intense fire, the roof collapsed. At 12:35 the fire was localized,” the message said.
The department clarified that there were no casualties. Work to extinguish the fire continues, 23 rescuers and eight pieces of equipment are involved.

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