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BackThere may be victims under the rubble of a plant in the Yaroslavl region
There may be victims under the rubble of a plant in the Yaroslavl region
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There may be victims under the rubble of a plant in the Yaroslavl region

The Ministry of Emergency Situations announced the threat of new victims under the rubble of a burned-out pyrotechnics plant in the village of Kubrinsk

KubrinskYaroslavl regionMinistry of Emergency Situations

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  • People may remain under the rubble of a burnt pyrotechnics plant in the Yaroslavl region.
  • September 30 was declared a day of mourning, the death toll reached 14 people, and a regional state of emergency was introduced.

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In the village of Kubrinsk, Yaroslavl region, an explosion occurred at the production of pyrotechnics.

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There may be more victims under the rubble of a burnt pyrotechnics factory in the village of Kubrinsk in the Yaroslavl region. This statement was made by the regional department of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations at Max.

The department assured that the threat of repeated pyrotechnic explosions at the fire site has been eliminated.

September 30 was declared a day of mourning in the Yaroslavl region for the victims of the incident. According to the latest information, 14 people did not survive in Kubrinsk. The governor of the Yaroslavl region, Mikhail Evraev, said that a regional emergency regime was introduced in the Pereslavl-Zalessky district due to an explosion at a pyrotechnics production facility.

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  • What is the exact cause of the explosion at the plant?
  • How many people were there in total at the enterprise?

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Kubrinsk
PeopleMikhail Evraev
OrganizationsEMERCOM of Russia
PlacesYaroslavl regionPereslavl-Zalessky district
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