Baku / 14.12.19 / Turan: At about 6 p.m. on Saturday, a strong fire swept over a large market in the 3rd micro-district, in the northern part of the capital.
The fire quickly spread to an area of several hundred square meters.
The firefighter and rescuer brigades of the Ministry of Emergencies arrived at the scene.
According to the Ministry of Emergencies, within half an hour the fire was localized. The fire covered an area of 300 square meters. As a result, two Gazelle cars were partially burned. There are no physically injured in the fire.
Market owners are trying to save their property as much as possible.
This is the second major fire at major shopping facilities in the capital over the past few days. -02B-
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