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Fire Breaks Out in Apartment on Zahradní Město in Prague — All Emergency Services on Scene

Fire Breaks Out in Apartment on Zahradní Město in Prague — All Emergency Services on Scene
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A fire has broken out in a residential apartment on Polyanova Street in Prague 12. All units of the integrated rescue system — firefighters, police and paramedics — have been dispatched to the scene.

Details on possible casualties and the extent of the blaze have not yet been released, and the situation is still being clarified.

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