MOSCOW: At least eight people died in a fire that ripped through temporary housing for construction workers in Moscow-annexed Crimea, the Russian emergency situations ministry said on Thursday.
The fire broke out overnight in a two-storey building for construction workers near Crimea´s port city of Sevastopol, the ministry said. “As a result of the fire, eight people died and two were injured,” it said, adding that the fire had been “completely extinguished” by Thursday morning.
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