Fire at the Naval Academy in St. Petersburg

A fire broke out at the Naval Academy in St. Petersburg. A fire was reported by telephone to the regional Emergencies Ministry at about 0:45. Just five minutes later, at the building of the Marine Corps of Peter the Great Naval Academy named after Admiral fleet Kuznetsov, the first fire brigades appeared.

From the message of the Ministry of Emergency Situations in St. Petersburg:

In the 4-storey, III degree of fire resistance, with an area of ​​100Х60 meters (non-residential building), the situation on the fourth floor is burning and the roof lathing on the square 1000 square.

It is reported that the fire assigned 3-i category of complexity.

In extinguishing a fire, more than 35 units of special equipment and more than 150 people from the Emergencies Ministry's fire service personnel take part.
The leadership of the military university, together with law enforcement officers, has already begun to clarify the causes of the fire on the territory of the Naval Academy.

St. Petersburg mayor's office issued a message about the localization of the fire by the EMERCOM employees in the oldest educational institution in the Northern capital.

Nobody was reportedly injured; evacuation from the building where the fire occurred was not carried out.

Comments

[siberalt]

The cadets were forbidden to smoke, so they are hiding in the attic. It's good that there were no casualties.

[ul_vitalii]

Her Majesty the Commission will now frolic.

[Herculesic]

That's how we always have, because of the usual stupidity! It's good that there were no casualties!

[Warhead-xnumx]

In the photo to the article, a photo of the Academy and right there we are talking about the Corps (the former VVMU named after Frunze) we are talking about, where was the fire? As a graduate, I am especially interested in

[Tatiana_VV]

On Vaska, nab. Lieutenant Schmidt 17.

[rotmistr60]

For some reason, the Russian winter is rich in fires. There are no casualties, although that's good.

[Star]

In winter, people smoke mostly indoors, and they use all kinds of dangerous "heaters".

[Maz]

Grandmas want to write off under a fire in the city center

[Veteran]

Dear, do not fantasize. The upper floor of the academic building, which is under repair, was burning, and it is extremely unlikely that there were cadets there at one o'clock at night.

[Lexus]

Fire at the Naval Academy in St. Petersburg

The "necessity" of repair is evident, apparently.

[LeonidL]

The cadets were forbidden to smoke dakno ... The answer is primitive. See how the number of fires has skyrocketed as the election approaches. Most likely, someone gave the order to set fire to everything and everything that is possible. Fires, calls about "mining" ... I'm afraid that the SBU and ISIS may act together here. Both are beneficial.

[sapporo1959]

Well still beneficial fifth column and oligarch G. ..! Those who could, in principle, be set ablaze in order to once again denigrate our successes and an unprecedented upsurge ... Here, the relevant bodies would have to work.

[Seal]

Perhaps someone needs this piece of Vasilievsky Island? As if during the extinguishing of the fire, our "valiant MChSniki" did not flood this piece of parquet art on figs:

[Vitaly Pastukhov]

Photos of the Compass Hall littered with debris have appeared on the network. The state of the card is not yet clear.