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A fire occurred in the Buddhist monastery “Ustuu-Khuree” in the Republic of Tyva.
A video has appeared online of the Ustuu-Khuree Buddhist monastery, located five kilometers from the city of Chadan, catching fire in the Republic of Tyva. The video was published by the Telegram channel “112”.
The footage shows a burning building with outlines characteristic of Buddhism. The roof of the temple is completely engulfed in fire. Firefighters are at the scene. Several civilian vehicles are also visible parked nearby.
According to the regional Ministry of Emergency Situations, published in Max, 12 emergency services personnel and 5 units of special equipment arrived at the scene. At the moment the fire has been localized. There were no casualties.

In the Republic of Tyva, the largest Buddhist temple complex, Ustuu-Khuree, burned down. The area of the fire was about 500 square meters, there was no information about casualties.

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