
Three people died on Thursday as a result of a fire caused by an explosion of a moonshine in Estonia.
As Interfax was told in the press service of the Estonian rescue department, early in the morning a message about a fire in a two-story house in the village of Sarya was received.
At noon, rescuers, when analyzing the rubble of the house, found the bodies of two dead men, and another deceased was soon discovered.
According to preliminary police data, the fire was caused by an explosion of the moonshine. "The bodies of the dead were mutilated to such an extent that this could not happen from a fire," said the police representative.