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Car catches fire in Varnsdorf in the Děčín district

Car catches fire in Varnsdorf in the Děčín district
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A car fire broke out in the town of Varnsdorf in the Děčín district (Ústí nad Labem Region). According to the fire service, the incident occurred on Husova Street.

Fire crews from the Ústí nad Labem Region were dispatched to the scene. Details about the cause of the fire and its consequences have not yet been released.

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