The death toll in the explosion in Makhachkala has reached 35 people

Five more bodies were found at the rubble clearing site in Dagestan. Thus, the death toll from the explosion at a gas station in Makhachkala has increased to 35 people.

The fire has been completely extinguished, the Ministry of Emergency Situations continues to dismantle the structures and search for victims. The families of the victims were promised to pay one million rubles each, and the victims - 200 or 400 thousand rubles each, depending on the degree of injury.

The causes of the explosion are being investigated. Earlier, the UK suggested that it was due to a fire in a nearby auto repair shop, from where the fire spread to a gas station. Regulatory authorities from tomorrow will check all gas stations in Dagestan.

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