Following explosion in boiler room, one person was burned.
One person was injured in an explosion in the boiler room of a residential building on Inshatchylar Avenue in Baku at 4 a.m. on February 6.
The boiler room was located in a dilapidated room, despite appeals to government agencies, no measures were taken.
The Ministry of Emergency Situations reported that firefighters and special risk service forces were involved at the scene.
As a result of the explosion, the room became unusable.
The blast shattered the windows of a nearby building, and 11 cars were damaged.
As a result of the incident, one person with burns was hospitalized. An investigation is underway.
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