On Ostankinskaya Street in Moscow, 3 year old cafes burned over the night

In Moscow last night, three summer cafes burned on the 1st Ostankinskaya Street. As reported on Tuesday morning in the Office of the State Fire Service of the Ministry of Emergencies of the Russian Federation in Moscow, fires began 3:30 in the morning. First, one cafe caught fire, and after a few minutes another two minutes.

The firefighters who arrived at the scene quickly put out the fire. According to the preliminary version, the summer cafes were set on fire, Interfax reports.

At the same time, in the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of the capital did not confirm the information that shortly before the fire next to the cafe, someone saw a group of teenagers.

In the local ATS, the duty officer said that the police outfit did not go to the scene.

According to preliminary data, the burned cafes belonged to immigrants from Azerbaijan.

Later it became known that the preliminary version of the fire in a cafe on the 1st Ostankinskaya Street, which occurred on Tuesday night is a short circuit. This was reported to "Interfax" in the Department of Internal Affairs of the North-Eastern District of Moscow.

"According to preliminary data, a fire in a cafe located at the address: 1st Ostankinskaya street, house 7 A occurred as a result of a short circuit," said the official representative of the Internal Affairs Directorate.

At the same time, the agency did not confirm the information that someone had seen a group of teenagers shortly before the fire near the fire.