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Explosion and Fire Hit Gas Pipeline in Alushta, Crimea on July 6; No Casualties Reported
Jul 6, 2024, 09:14 PM
A powerful explosion and subsequent fire occurred between the villages of Maly Mayak and Vinogradny in the Alushta district of occupied Crimea on July 6. The incident reportedly involved a gas distribution point and a gas main pipeline, according to Krymskyi Veter. The head of the city reported that the fire does not pose a danger to residential buildings and there were no casualties. However, a complete or partial restriction of gas supply is possible on July 7 in Alushta. Rescuers and foresters are working on the spot. Video from the scene shows the emergency, though the cause of the fire remains unknown.
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