INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
A fire at a petrol station in Russia's Chechnya killed four people, including two children, emergency services said Saturday.Authorities
released images of more than two dozen firefighters extinguishing the blaze at an almost totally destroyed petrol station with burnt-out
cars in Chechnya's main city, Grozny."Unfortunately, four people died, including two children," Russia's Emergency Ministry said.The
ministry said the fire had been put out.Officials said the petrol station is on Grozny's Mohammad Ali Avenue, close to the center of the
Chechen capital.Social media videos showed a large explosion with flames going into the air.Russia's North Caucasus has seen several
deadly blasts at service stations recently.Last month, an explosion at a petrol station in the neighboring Dagestan region killed 13 people
In August 2023, a similar explosion killed 35 people in Dagestan and injured dozens.
