The historic Miller mansion in St. Petersburg was insured after a fire

Brief retelling from RIA II

A fire with an area of 2 thousand square meters occurred in the historic Miller mansion on St. Isaac's Square in St. Petersburg.

The Miller mansion is insured, including third party liability insurance.

St. PETERSBURG, October 2 – RIA Novosti. The historic Miller mansion in the center of St. Petersburg, where a serious fire occurred, was insured, the press service of the TAS company, which owns the building, told RIA Novosti.

On Thursday evening, a fire broke out in the unused historic Miller mansion on St. Isaac's Square, built in the second half of the 19th century. The fire area was 2 thousand square meters. The Governor of St. Petersburg, Alexander Beglov, instructed the relevant services and departments to organize the restoration of the mansion.

“The property is insured, including third party liability insurance,” the owner of Miller’s mansion told the agency.

Earlier, the press service of the city headquarters of the RF IC reported that the cause of the fire in the Miller mansion in St. Petersburg was welding work during the reconstruction of the building.