
Three animals burned to death in a fire in a wooden building. The owner managed to save six horses.
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Stable fire in the village of Trąbki Małe, in which three horses died.
The fire broke out before 1 a.m. in the village of Trąbki Małe in Gdańsk County. A stable measuring approximately 20 by 10 meters caught fire, according to the provincial fire department in Gdańsk.
Before the firefighters arrived, the owner managed to lead six out of nine horses outside. The remaining three animals could not be saved.
No one was injured in the incident.
When the firefighters arrived at the scene, the wooden roof of the building was already fully engulfed in flames.
A total of 44 firefighters from the State Fire Service and Voluntary Fire Departments took part in the operation.

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