
The fire that broke out in a two-storey wooden house in Deresökü village of İnebolu district spread to 7 more houses, and the teams' intervention continues.
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The house fire that broke out in the village of İnebolu district of Kastamonu spread to other houses in the surrounding area.
A fire broke out in a two-storey wooden house in Göl District of Deresökü village of Kastamonu's İnebolu district in the morning for an unknown reason.
The fire, which grew in a short time, spread to seven more houses next to it.
Upon notice, 20 fire extinguishing units, including the headquarters, İnebolu, Devrekani, Abana, Seydiler, Küre, Taşköprü fire brigade, headquarters, İnebolu, Devrekani forest enterprise, Special Provincial Administration and Kastamonu Disaster and Emergency Directorate, were directed to the scene.
The fire grew in a short time and the flames spread to seven more houses. Teams are trying to prevent the fire from spreading to the forest and continue to intervene in the flames.
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