A short circuit could have caused a fire in a Tyumen school

Brief retelling from RIA II

In Tyumen, the roof of school No. 65 on Shirotnaya Street caught fire early in the morning; the open fire was extinguished over an area of 3.6 thousand square meters, and there were no casualties.

According to preliminary data from the Russian Investigative Committee for the Tyumen Region, a short circuit in the electrical wiring is considered one of the possible causes of the fire.

MOSCOW, September 10 - RIA Novosti. A short circuit in the electrical wiring, according to preliminary data, could have caused a fire at a school in Tyumen, reports the Russian State Control Service for the Tyumen Region.

On Thursday, the regional State Emergency Service reported that in Tyumen, early in the morning, the roof of school No. 65 on Shirotnaya Street caught fire, open burning was eliminated on an area of ​​3.6 thousand square meters, and there were no casualties. Later, the State Emergency Service reported that the fire had been extinguished. The cause of the fire is being established. A criminal case has been opened.

“According to preliminary data, a short circuit in the electrical wiring is considered one of the possible causes of the fire,” reads a message from the RF SUSK for the region on the Max platform.