A four-story warehouse caught fire in Yekaterinburg: the fire area reached 3,500 square meters
A four-story warehouse building caught fire in Yekaterinburg, Russia, according to a report in the Telegram channel of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations for the Sverdlovsk region.
According to the latest data, the fire area has reached 3,500 square meters, and the intense fire has caused the roof to collapse. It is noted that more than 70 specialists and 30 pieces of equipment have been deployed to fight the fire.
According to media reports, the building belongs to the company "Kladovka," which specializes in renting secure storage boxes for furniture, personal belongings, and equipment.
The causes of the fire have not yet been established, and no official information about casualties has been reported.
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