Fire at Leningrad Oblast children's camp injures no one
A fire broke out in a children's camp in Tsvelodubovo, Leningrad Oblast, on the night of August 14, destroying two dormitory buildings. All 117 children and 14 adults were safely evacuated with no injuries.
Consensus
- A fire occurred in a children's camp in Tsvelodubово, Vyborg District, Leningrad Oblast.
- The fire started on the night of August 14 and was extinguished by August 15.
- Two dormitory buildings were destroyed or severely damaged.
- The fire affected an area of approximately 600 square meters.
- 117 children and 14 adults evacuated safely before firefighters arrived.
- No fatalities or injuries were reported.
- The camp continues to operate, with children moved to unaffected buildings.
- The cause of the fire is under investigation.
- Regional fire and rescue services, including Lenoblpожspas, responded to the incident.
Points of divergence
- The camp is called 'Ленинградец Цвелодубово' and confirmed it continues to function. — fontanka
- The camp's phone numbers were unreachable when contacted by the outlet. — fontanka
- The Prosecutor's Office of Vyborg City is conducting a check into the incident. — vesti
Coverage (4 sources)
- Fire occurred in the children's camp 'Victory' in Leningrad Oblast — Коммерсантъ
- Evacuated 117 children. Details of the fire in the camp under St. Petersburg — Фонтанка
- Children's camp sleeping quarters caught fire in Leningrad region — Вести
- Children's camp corps completely burned down at night in Leningrad region. What is known about the fire — Фонтанка