One man died in a fire on the Čukarica slope in Belgrade. The ambulance pronounced death at the scene
U fire na Čukarica on the slopes in Belgrade in the night between Friday and Saturday (November 14 and 15), one man was killed, whose death was confirmed by the Belgrade Emergency Services on the spot.
The fire broke out around three o'clock after midnight in the barracks, the emergency services told the Beta agency.
As reported by RTS, the fire broke out in the street Lazarevacki drum and engulfed the barracks.
Source: Beta/RTS
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