Two Tajik nationals killed in fire in a housing estate in Moscow

DUSHANBE, January 28, 2013, Asia-Plus  — Nine people, including two citizens of Tajikistan, have been killed and fourteen others have been injured in a fire in a housing estate in Moscow, according to Tajik migration service agency’s office in Moscow. The fire reportedly broke out in the residential community, Gazoil City, Saturday afternoon. “Nine persons […]

Avaz Yuldoshev

DUSHANBE, January 28, 2013, Asia-Plus  — Nine people, including two citizens of Tajikistan, have been killed and fourteen others have been injured in a fire in a housing estate in Moscow, according to Tajik migration service agency’s office in Moscow.

The fire reportedly broke out in the residential community, Gazoil City, Saturday afternoon.

“Nine persons were killed and fourteen others were injured in the fire; of those injured, two are in serious condition,” said the source.  “Among those killed by the fire are two nationals of Tajikistan – Yusufkhon Davlatov, 33, from the Muminobod district, Khatlon province and Hasan Ibrohimov, 48, from the city of Kulob.”

The fire that broke out at the underground parking lot of Gazoil City reportedly damaged an area of 500 square meters.  

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