Five bodies found after fire at chemical plant in Krasnozavodsk
Acting head of Sergiev Posad district Alexei Luzhetsky said the bodies were discovered while clearing debris at the facility.
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The bodies of five people were found while clearing rubble at a chemical plant in Krasnozavodsk in the Moscow region. The announcement was made by Alexei Luzhetsky, acting head of the Sergiev Posad municipal district.
According to Luzhetsky, the bodies were discovered during clean-up work following a fire at the facility. He provided no further details about the identities of the victims or the circumstances that led them to be on the plant's grounds.
The official cause of the fire at the chemical plant has not yet been announced. The relevant authorities continue to work at the scene to establish the exact circumstances of the incident.
The authorities of Sergiev Posad district have not yet indicated any next steps, including whether a criminal investigation may be opened in connection with the fire and the discovery of the bodies.
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