Four people injured in an explosion in a military unit near Moscow

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As a result of the explosion in the city of Lukhovitsy, four servicemen were injured. The explosion occurred in a military unit located in this suburban town.

About this agency Interfax said an ambulance officer. This information was also confirmed in the news agency. TASSbased on allegations from medical sources.



Among the victims there were three contract soldiers and one soldier serving in the ranks of the Armed Forces. All of them immediately after the explosion were taken to the Lukhovitsky central regional hospital.

The condition of the two military men was assessed by doctors as serious. The remaining two soldiers injured by the explosion received moderate injuries.

The alleged cause of the accident was an exploding gas cylinder. Such information was received by local emergency services. This happened in a garage located on the territory of a military unit, which was used to store automotive parts.

The explosion did not lead to any damage and did not cause a fire.

Now employees of the military prosecutor’s office who are involved in the investigation of the emergency have arrived at the scene. The reasons leading to the explosion are also clarified.
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    1. +22
      11 March 2020 16: 15
      Sorry guys. God grant them a speedy recovery .......
      1. -2
        11 March 2020 16: 29
        They lit a hike. Failing to observe fire safety rules. And there, let the investigation displace.
        1. -1
          12 March 2020 03: 32
          The explosion did not lead to any damage and did not cause a fire.
          The cylinder could be airy, black of such a color.
    2. +15
      11 March 2020 16: 18
      Unfortunately, the main reason for such incidents is Ordinary Sloppiness!
      1. +6
        11 March 2020 18: 33
        Cooked, most likely. What prevented putting in the grid and let the hood? request And even easier, pull the balloon out into the street, the hoses are long.
        1. +1
          12 March 2020 12: 55
          Damn, they just assumed that the balloon (it is not yet known what kind and whether it is) You have already directly described the whole situation as it was, and how it should have been done. Well, we all have the right to assume, maybe it was actually a KAMAZ "balloon" (in the sense of a wheel) pumped up and exploded, it was necessary to control the pressure and not stand in a heap next to it. Well, the same option, although of course yours is more obvious
          1. +4
            12 March 2020 13: 13
            Yes there below, options for cylinders and gas were not measured ... Yes
            Quote: Romka47
            maybe it was generally a KAMAZ "balloon"

            Wheel, I don’t think so. Receiver, maybe. Two heavy. Shards most likely. If there was no fire, then they must have been tested without TB.
            Below carand Rich has already written ... Propane - cooked.
    3. -14
      11 March 2020 16: 21
      Is the cylinder also in service? What are these parts in service
      gas bottles?
      1. +4
        11 March 2020 16: 24
        The alleged cause of the accident was an exploding gas cylinder. This information was received by local emergency services. It happened in the garagelocated on the territory of the military unit, which was used to store automotive parts.

        I fully admit that repairs were also carried out there, including welding.
        1. +5
          11 March 2020 17: 22
          Quote: Honest Citizen
          The alleged cause of the accident was an exploding gas cylinder. This information was received by local emergency services. It happened in the garagelocated on the territory of the military unit, which was used to store automotive parts.

          I fully admit that repairs were also carried out there, including welding.

          Something like this. Any unintentional explosion is the result of a direct violation of safety precautions and storage conditions, to say the result of gouging and indifference. Let them get better.
        2. +2
          12 March 2020 01: 25
          Already reported - during welding, the gas cylinder detonated
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      2. -1
        11 March 2020 16: 33
        What are these parts in service
        gas bottles?


        laughing
      3. +3
        11 March 2020 17: 13
        Quote: Kushka
        Is the cylinder also in service? What are these parts in service
        gas bottles?

        Does anything other than propane come to mind? Gas can be different. Air, nitrogen, oxygen, freon ... - these are all gases that are widely used in military equipment and are stored in cylinders.
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          1. +1
            11 March 2020 21: 56
            Quote: Ministerium für Staatssicherheit
            Air, nitrogen, oxygen, freon ... - these are all gases

            Is air gas ???

            Even a mixture of several gases. Or do you think this is liquid?
          2. 0
            12 March 2020 01: 33
            Air is a mixture of gases 21% oxygen, the rest is nitrogen, carbon dioxide, inert gases.
      4. +1
        11 March 2020 17: 21
        Quote: Kushka
        Is the cylinder also in service? What parts of these are gas cylinders in service?

        It is possible that propane was used as automobile fuel. Well, gas is used in different ways, including for boiling tea, not observing the elementary rules of TB.
        1. +5
          11 March 2020 18: 57
          In the Army, propane is not used as fuel.
          Quote: businessv
          Well, gas is used in different ways, including for boiling tea

          Haha, funny. Give in each box, equipped kitchen.
          Quote: Piramidon
          Gas can be different. Air, nitrogen, oxygen, freon ...

          Air - if pressed. But then they should have been in the grid. Nitrogen - I don’t know. Oxygen - contact with oil, ignition (possible). Freon - would be poisoned faster. He’s heavy, he’d go downstairs.
          1. +2
            11 March 2020 22: 01
            Quote: LiSiCyn
            In the Army, propane is not used as fuel.

            Take a peek at leisure to the batterymen, how they heat up the soldering irons and what kind of fuel they use for this! For cars, I don’t know when I served, there was no gas auto equipment yet. Well, and about the kitchen - where there is a bowler hat and fire, there is a kitchen! You, apparently, served in the exemplary part!
            1. +3
              12 March 2020 13: 23
              Quote: businessv
              Well, and about the kitchen - where there is a bowler hat and fire, there is a kitchen! You, apparently, served in the exemplary part!

              "Bulbululator". You know, the blade is two wires. Or, alternatively, a spiral in a hollowed-out brick. wink
              A gas bottle and stove are from the fiction section.
              1. 0
                12 March 2020 17: 42
                Quote: LiSiCyn
                A gas bottle and stove are from the fiction section.

                We parked at the techies parked there - it was more satisfying and calmer! And on the territory of the unit, as it should be - Kufnya! smile
          2. -1
            11 March 2020 22: 02
            Quote: LiSiCyn
            Air - if pressed. But then they should have been in the grid. Nitrogen - I don’t know. Oxygen - contact with oil, ignition (possible). Freon - would be poisoned faster. He’s heavy, he’d go downstairs.

            And you do not admit that you could use any gas under pressure in the cylinder for many years not undergoing boiler supervision? I just could not stand the old cylinder and it burst. Moreover, as they say, there was no fire.
            1. +3
              12 March 2020 13: 27
              Yesterday I couldn’t answer you ... Yes, and we wondered, on the coffee grounds. Comrade Rich later unsubscribed. Welding work, propane. Why the balloon was indoors, and not on the street ... Sloppiness.
      5. +1
        11 March 2020 19: 22
        Quote: Kushka
        What are these parts in service
        gas bottles?

        Virtually everything.
        It’s easier to name those that don’t have
    4. +8
      11 March 2020 16: 46
      Thank God without loss and gain health soon ... love
      1. +7
        11 March 2020 17: 04
        It is bad when arms and legs "run" in front of the head, a speedy recovery.
    5. +5
      11 March 2020 16: 52
      99% for the fact that the accident is the result of elementary carelessness. And there are definitely more than 4 victims, because now they will start pulling "what ... how, why, as instructed ..." from the commander.
      Even if all the documents turn out to be in order and the people were instructed "to tears," many unpleasant hours for the commander are guaranteed ... the commander of the unit and the immediate superior of the "blown up" can be safely attributed to the number of victims. ...
      And those who received physical injuries are a pity, regardless of the circumstances. And give them ... health.
    6. +1
      11 March 2020 17: 55
      God grant that they recover and that without consequences and without injuries!
    7. +1
      11 March 2020 18: 26
      Quote: Kushka
      Is the cylinder also in service? What are these parts in service
      gas bottles?

      You can find one in any part. Propane oxygen, liquefied, compressed.
      1. 0
        12 March 2020 00: 39
        All tank, diesel generators and other army large diesel engines are started by compressed air from the tanks. And they are backfilled with compressors - 150 atm. in the workshops. But a clear violation of the PTB, once jerked. Guys soon get better, they need to serve!
    8. +3
      11 March 2020 18: 33
      How many gas cylinders in civilian life are torn, and with much more serious consequences, you cannot count. One in the army "slammed" out of sloppiness (now the gas explosion is called "cotton"), a catastrophe for the whole country. The incident is completely ordinary, why raise a wave?
    9. 0
      11 March 2020 18: 56
      Again fathers-commanders to shell out Vaseline. And on business. If they have gouging fighters in peacetime, they will self-destruct, then with the DB what will happen?
      1. +1
        11 March 2020 20: 35
        Quote: Captive
        Again fathers-commanders to shell out Vaseline. And on business. If they have gouging fighters in peacetime, they will self-destruct, then with the DB what will happen?

        In fact, the fighters could have been involved in hacking, so it is still unknown what an official investigation will show. Of course it’s a pity the guys, but not as many three contractors as the conscript — he believed that he was working under the guidance of professionals, but it turned out that he had suffered for nothing. One author wrote correctly here - it was a gross violation of TB, and for this, of course, the fathers-commanders will receive in full.

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