
A landscape fire with a fire front of about one kilometer in the Orenburg region near the village of Guberlya has been localized, open burning has been eliminated, ten garden houses have been destroyed, evacuation is not required, the threat to the village has been removed.
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A landscape fire with a fire front of about one kilometer raged in the Orenburg region, creating a threat to a populated area near the village of Guberlya.
A landscape fire with a fire front of about one kilometer raged in the Orenburg region, and there was a threat to the populated area.
The open fire at the fire near the village of Guberlya has been extinguished, watering and dismantling of structures are being carried out.
MOSCOW, September 25 - RIA Novosti. Open burning on a landscape fire near the village of Guberlya in the Orenburg Region has been eliminated, the press service of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations reports.
Earlier, the Ministry of Emergency Situations reported that a landscape fire with a fire front of about one kilometer was raging in the Orenburg region, and there was a threat to the populated area. Later, the department clarified that the fire destroyed ten garden houses, evacuation of the population is not yet required, the spread of the fire to the village of Guberlya in the Orenburg region was not allowed, the threat to the populated area was removed, and the fire was localized.

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