Moscow/16.12.13/Turan : In the night of December 16 the Moscow market Gardener suffered a major fire. The market is located at 14 km of the Moscow Ring Road.
According to the Russian Emergency Situations Ministry, at 00:47 firefighters found a smoke and a fire occurred in metal pavilions with goods on the area of ??300 sq.m.
They managed to locate the fire only at 04:55 a.m. In firefighting were involved 22 pieces of equipment. According to preliminary reports, no one was hurt. The fire partially or totally affected 12 pavilions.
Note that the press release of the market indicated that the fire was extinguished at 5:45 a.m. and burned 150 square meters on the trading line N26. The fire resulted from a short circuit.
Note that this is not the first fire for the last time in the market belonging to native of Azerbaijan, God Nisanov. According to some reports, part of the market assets were owned by other people from Azerbaijan, of which the name Ilham Rahimov is mentioned.
* The trade complex Gardener is one of the most popular markets not only in Russia but also in the CIS. It was founded in 1997 as a center of trade for farmers. The complex gradually expanded into one of the largest. Now his area is about 40 hectares and it is constantly growing. Daily the Gardener is visited by more than 200,000 customers.
In November this year, the Mayor of Moscow said the Gardener will not exist, and it will be replaced by a mall. At the same time the Mayor ordered to urgently remove the makeshift tents and huts. -04D-
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