Residents of homes suffered severe fire the night near the train station, are complaining of the lack of assistance from public services.
Besides the burned apartments, almost all flats in the three-storey building were flooded on the street Suleyman Rahimov.
"All of our apartments are in the water. Damage has been caused to property, but no one is responsible for our troubles," said one of the residents.
The other tenant, Tabrik Aliyev told that his six-room apartment on the third floor completely burnt down. The family spent the night with relatives. They were told that the damage will be assessed by the experts of the Ministry of Emergency Situations (MES), and it is not clear how they will live?
Two flats were damaged in the attached building on Shamil Azizbekov street where one -room apartment was completely burned and partially another apartment was burnt . Other flats are flooded with water.
Currently, the experts of the MES are assessing the damages.
The report of the MES on fire did not mention the apartment on Shamil Azizbayov street.—0-
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By 23.00 the fire near the railway station had been extinguished.
According to the MOE, the fire covered about two thousand square meters of the area, but there were no injuries.
As the correspondent of Turan reported, the fire caused heavy damage to a building under construction. Almost totally burned the local market, damaging the surrounding buildings.
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Approximately at 20:00 on Friday, a heavy fire broke out in a residential street Shamil Azizbayov (behind the railway station).
According to witnesses, the fire began in a building under construction next to the Grand Bazaar. From there, burning sticks began to fall on the roof of the bazaar, which soon also caught fire and burned to the ground. Then the fire spread to the nearby houses and covered up to 10 apartments. The fire spread quickly due to the strong wind.
At the scene of the fire arrived four fire brigades. As passed from the scene the correspondent for Turan, there are victims. People are in panic. They ran outside with their personal things. -0 -
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