Repeated on the "Trump Tower" fire extinguished.The causes of the fire are not reported
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The fire at the Trump Tower in Baku resumed
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2018 April 28 (Saturday) 17:21:18
High-Rise Building Known as Trump Tower Burning in Baku (UPDATED)
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2018 April 28 (Saturday) 14:21:07
High-Rise Building Known as Trump Tower Burning in Baku (UPDATED)
By 14.00 the fire was extinguished. During the extinguishment of the fire, one person was poisoned by smoke. He was taken to the hospital, where he received the necessary medical care. There are no other victims.
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2018 April 28 (Saturday) 13:04:30
High-Rise Building Known as Trump Tower Burning in Baku
Baku / 28.04.18 / Turan: A fire broke out in a high-rise building known as Trump Tower, located near the Oilmen's Hospital in Baku, at about 12:30. The fire has covered several upper floors. Firefighters are arriving at the scene.
The building was built by the son of the former Transport Minister Ziya Mammadov, Anar Mammadov, several years ago. However, after the completion of the construction and his election as US President, Donald J. Trump refused to use his brand. -06d--
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