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A fire occurred at an electrical substation in Yerevan on September 27.
An electrical substation caught fire on the Tsitsernakaberd highway in Yerevan.
Six fire brigades and a duty group from the fire extinguishing and rescue department went to the scene of the incident.
YEREVAN, September 27 - RIA Novosti. An electrical substation caught fire on Sunday in Yerevan, firefighters are trying to prevent further spread of the fire, the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs reports.
“At 17.07 (16.07 Moscow time) the control panel of the duty center of the operational control of the Ministry of Internal Affairs received a signal that an electrical substation was on fire on the Tsitsernakaberd highway in Yerevan,” the message says.
It is noted that six fire brigades and the duty group of the fire extinguishing and rescue operations department of the Yerevan City Rescue Department went to the scene of the incident.

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