Four people were injured when a fire broke out at a hostel on Grazhdanskaya Street in Moscow. Reports from a Telegram channel reference this incident as it unfolded on the scene. (Source: local emergency updates)
Initial information points to a charging battery as the likely cause of the blaze. (Source: emergency service briefings)
The fire began in one of the hostel rooms around seven in the evening. Managers attempted to put out the flames themselves, but their efforts were not successful. (Source: on-site observers)
According to early reports, 190 residents were evacuated from the hostel. The injured were not hospitalized, and fire crews brought the fire under control. (Source: incident command updates)
Earlier, the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia stated that firefighters had localized a separate fire at the Sadovod market in Moscow. (Source: official ministry releases)
On December 1, a blaze occurred at the Sadovod market in southeast Moscow, creating a thick grey-black plume that could be seen from a distance. Firefighters and rescue teams arrived promptly. The ministry reported that two people sustained injuries and received medical attention, and approximately 350 individuals were evacuated. (Source: ministries and on-site briefings)
Additionally, information from a local outlet noted that the market continued to operate with limited disruption as responders worked to contain the fire. (Source: local coverage)