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Ten fire crews battle house blaze in Bezvěrov, Pilsen-North district

Ten fire crews battle house blaze in Bezvěrov, Pilsen-North district
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A residential building caught fire in the village of Bezvěrov in the Pilsen-North district, prompting ten fire crews to respond to the scene, according to the portal pozary.cz.

Due to the firefighting operation, Road No. 20 was completely closed to traffic at the site of the incident. Units of the Integrated Rescue System were deployed to handle the blaze.

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