Local authorities have called the cause of the fire violation of “violation of technological processes.” A criminal case has been opened.
In the city of Kotovsk in the Russian Tambov region during the fire, three people were killed in one of the businesses. This was announced by Governor Yevgeny Pervyshov, Rossmi report on Thursday, July 3.
According to him, three more people were injured, two of them were taken to the hospital. “According to preliminary data, the reason is a violation of technological processes,” said the head of the region.
A criminal case has been opened in violation of safety requirements in the industry of dangerous labor facilities, which led to the deaths of two or more people.
The governor did not specify the business name where the emergency took place. At the same time, local publications have written that we are talking about the Tambov Powder factory (part of Rostec – Ed.), Located in Kotovsk and one of the largest in Russia.
The company produces pyroxilin gunpowder for all types of weapons and artists of land, sea and aircraft, which released more than 200 types of military and civilian products.
Due to the beginning of the full -scale war of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, the Tambov powder plant was at least five times attacked. The last two rags took place in May and June of this year.
Remember that the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation has not reported today about the destruction of drones in the Tambov region. In general, 69 goals are allegedly shot by the regions of the Russian Federation at night. However, the Federal Air Transport Agency reported on temporary restrictions on receiving and eliminating aircraft at the Tambov Airport due to the threat of drone attacks.
Meanwhile, shock drones invaded the energy factory in the city of Yelets of the Lipetsk region of the Russian Federation, which made the ingredients for missiles.
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