Astakhov: three children died in a fire in the street in Moscow Strominka – TASS

MOSCOW, January 31. / TASS /. Three children were the victims of a fire in a clothing shop in the street Strominka in Moscow.

This was reported in his Twitter commissioner for children’s rights in the Russian Federation Pavel Astakhov.

The investigation is considering the version of arson

“In total, the fire scene found 12 dead,” – told Tass GUS UK in Moscow Yulia Ivanova.

“The investigation is considering different versions of a fire, including consumer, technical, arson and others. To establish the exact cause of death will be assigned a number of examinations, “- said Ivanov earlier.

In fact the fire initiated a criminal case on grounds of crime under Part. 2 tbsp. 167 of the Criminal Code (intentional destruction or damage to property, resulting in the death of man and other heavy consequences).

“According to investigators, the evening of January 30 in one of the industrial buildings located on the street Stromynka caught fire general area of ​​3 sq. m meters, the result of which was the collapse of the roof (500 square meters). During fire suppression were found the bodies of eleven people, “- said the representative of the CSO.

Currently working at the scene investigators , criminologists GSU SK Russia in Moscow, as well as staff of operational services. The complex of the original investigation, to establish all the circumstances of the incident.

Completed analysis of debris at the site of emergency

Fire and rescue units have completed work on the site of a fire in the office and industrial buildings on the street Strominka Moscow, which, as it turned out, is privately owned. This TASS reported the press service head of EMERCOM in Moscow Oksana Zolotov.

“At the site of the fire completed analysis of debris. Bodies of 12 dead,” – she said.

Zolotova clarified that “administrative and production building of the old buildings, where there was a fire, is privately owned.” At the same time she did not say who exactly owns the building, where there was a sewing shop.