Two Large Fires in Burgas and Nesebar

Two major fires shook the region within just a few hours on September 24th, demonstrating both the swift response of firefighters and the potential dangers lurking in everyday life.

Fire in the "Ayazmoto" area

The first incident, reported around 13:15 in the Fourth Regional Police Department _ Bulgaryas, affected a large area of pastures and grasslands in the "Ayazmoto" area, near the "Saint Virgin Mary" monastery. Several teams from the Regional Directorate for Fire Safety and Population Protection (RDPBZN) were mobilized to extinguish the flames, which engulfed approximately 150 decares. The scene was likely filled with thick smoke and the noise of specialized equipment as firefighters battled the raging fire. The investigation revealed an important detail _ a witness stated that they saw two men performing agricultural work with a tractor in the area immediately before the fire started. The police_s swift work led to the identification and arrest of two Burgas residents aged 36 and 42. A pre-trial investigation has been launched, which will reveal the exact circumstances and establish responsibility for this large-scale incident that threatened the local ecosystem.

Apartment fire in Ravda

The second fire, reported around 14:05 in the Nesebar Regional Police Department, was of a completely different nature. The fire broke out in an apartment on "Chernomorska" Street No. 10 in the village of Ravda, inhabited by a family with a 37-year-old head. At the time of the incident, only the tenant_s 17-year-old daughter was in the apartment, having left around 10:10 am. A team from RSPBZN _ Nesebar quickly extinguished the flames, preventing potentially more serious damage. The inspection determined that the fire originated in the children_s room, but the exact causes and extent of the damage are still being investigated. While the investigation continues, the question remains about safety in residential buildings and the need for preventive measures to prevent similar incidents.