Two people were injured in a fire at a private clinic in Moscow

In Moscow, two people were injured after a fire at a private medical center. This was reported in the press service of the prosecutor's office of the city.

According to the agency, on the morning of June 25, a fire broke out in the electrical switchboard at the clinic on Bolshaya Polyanka Street. “Two victims required medical assistance,” the prosecutor’s office said.

The department will check.

A TASS source in emergency services reported that a fire of 2 sq. m was due to a short circuit.

The fire occurred at the address: Bolshaya Polyanka Street, 54, where the Sinai International Medical Center is located, Moskva.ru reported.

RBC sent a request to the Sinai International Medical Center.

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