Baku / 28.07.17 / Turan: A criminal case has been opened in connection with the July 27 explosion at a broiler factory in the village of Piran of the Lerik region and death of a man in the explosion, the Interior Ministry said.
The report says that a resident of the village Valeh Mammadov, who worked at the factory as a locksmith, was eliminating malfunctions in the unit for heating water and, as a result of the sudden explosion, he was killed on the spot. The workers Mehman Mirzoyev and Akif Aslanov also suffered from the explosion and were hospitalized.
However, the information did not indicate on which article of the Criminal Code the criminal proceedings had been instituted. -0-
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