Garbage dump inferno in Novorossiysk is being put out
A fire has erupted at a landfill in Novorossiysk, Russia, on the morning of September 6. The news was announced by the city's mayor, Andrey Kravchenko, via his Telegram channel.
The operational headquarters is currently working at the scene of the fire, with 20 units of special equipment, including tankers, water trucks, dump trucks, bulldozers, and an excavator, engaged in fighting the blaze.
According to the latest updates, the fire covers approximately 900 square meters. However, no new details about the cause or extent of the damage from the fire have been provided.
In response to the fire, preparatory work has begun to cover the affected area with soil. Kravchenko also confirmed that no information is available about any injuries or evacuations related to the fire.
The cause of the fire at the waste site in Novorossiysk was reportedly due to spontaneous combustion of accumulated waste materials. The mayor emphasised that the situation is under control and the operational headquarters is working diligently to extinguish the fire and prevent further damage.
The public is advised to avoid the area and follow updates from the city's official channels for further information. This article will be updated as more details become available.
