Massive Fire at Industrial Plant in Russia's Rostov Oblast Spreads to 9,000 Square Meters
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Massive fire at industrial plant in Russia's Rostov Oblast spreads to 9,000 square meters
The Aksaykardandetal plant manufactures drive shafts and metal components for agricultural and specialized machinery, and has metalworking capabilities which could potentially be used to manufacture military equipment components.
A large fire broke out at the Aksaykardandetal plant in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, on Tuesday. According to the Ua.news portal, a large part of the metalworking factory's production facilities are on fire, and a thick cloud of gray-black smoke can be seen over the city. The flames also engulfed warehouses with an area of approximately 500 square meters.
The area of the fire at the warehouse in Aksai, Rostov province, increased to 9,000 square metres, reported to the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. "The fire spread over 9,000 square metres. The fire has been increased to more than 100 people and 36 pieces of equipment," TASS transmits a message from the agency to TASS. The PMS initially reported a fire area of 500 square metres. Later, the fire area increased to 3,000 square metres and then…
In the Rostov region, the Axykardandedal is on fire; the fire has covered some 9,000 m2 of storage space; no official conclusions have yet been reached for reasons of ignition and effects on production.
In Axa, a plastic manufacturer's warehouse, Aksajkardandetal, increased the area of the fire to 6,000 square metres, reports to the district emergency management office.
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