Nine people including seven children were killed on Friday in a house fire in Russia's Urals Perm region, emergencies services said.
The fire that set ablaze a four-storey residential building in the village of Mokhovoye in Perm region was reported early on Friday, at about 10:15 a.m. local time, a spokesperson for the regional emergencies services said.
“The bodies of reportedly five boys, two girls and two adults were found on the scene. According to the preliminary information, it was a family that lived in a basement of a four-storey residential building,” the spokesperson, adding that “it was a decent flat.”
People could have died from carbon monoxide poisoning, the emergencies services said.
The police are currently investigating the cause of the tragedy.
