A powerful explosion occurred in a private residential building in Sarny, Rivne region. As a result, the mistress of the house suffered.
The explosion was heard around 15:20 on September 26th. As a result, the house was almost completely destroyed.
Gas could have been the cause of the explosion
As a result of the explosion, the 84-year-old mistress of the house suffered burns of I-III degrees of severity and with burns of 20% of her skin, including her shoulders, upper limbs and lower leg, is now in serious condition in the hospital.
Consequences explosion in Sarny/Photo by the State Emergency Service of the Rivne region
According to preliminary data, gas could have been the cause of the explosion. Rescuers, policemen, gas workers and energy workers are working at the site of the explosion.
Rescuers attracted 3 units of special equipment and 12 people from the personnel. After the completion of the investigative actions currently being carried out by law enforcement officers, the rescuers will analyze the structure.
Gas is the probable cause of the explosion/Photo by the State Emergency Service of the Rivne region
Sarny during a full-scale war
The city of Sarny in the Rivne region has received several missile attacks from the Russians since the start of the full-scale Russian invasion.
The missile attack on March 16, fortunately, did not cause any casualties.
Also, the city was hit with rockets on the evening of June 25th. Then the invaders got into a service station and car service. The invaders with two missiles hit the service station and the car service station that was working at that time. In the service station building, Russian missiles completely destroyed the wall. As a result, part of the building collapsed. The building of the auto repair shop also collapsed – many iron structures and ceilings fell. Enemy shelling also damaged trucks. As a result of the attack, 4 men were killed.
On August 28, the Russians launched 4 missile attacks on the city and hit a military facility. The blast damaged more than 30 houses. Then, fortunately, there were no casualties.
