500000 Russians lost power! PUTIN panics as massive fire consumes Russia's largest coal power plant

PUTIN panics when Russia is burned down! Russia's largest coal power plant caught on fire, consuming Russia | Update news Russia and Ukraine on April 30.

Panic when the coal-fired power plant caught fire - the biggest smoke ever, today 30/4.

A MAIN FIRE broke out at a thermal power plant on the Russian island of Sakhalin on Saturday, April 30.

The fire broke out at the GRES-2 power plant with the fire spreading to the roof of the building. The fire involved helicopter firefighting, as emergency crews battled to put a stop to the inferno. The 120 megawatt coal-fired power plant is located near the village of Ilyinskoye.

Valery Limarenko, governor of Sakhalin, said on his official Telegram channel. "Fire extinguishing at Sakhalin GRES-2 continues in Ilyinskoe Village.

“According to information from power plant experts, the fire is growing stronger and moving to the roof.

"Firefighters are working at the scene. 14 people and five vehicles are involved in putting out the fire."

According to a spokesman for the Russian Emergencies Ministry, the fire is now under control and extinguished.

Sakhalinenergo, a major energy supplier on the island, said the fire started after engineers tried to close a turbine generator.

The local government said that it was not possible to determine the exact number of dead and injured here, because the fire was so large that the number of people was too large and it was difficult to escape.

They also said that the interruption in power usage is extremely severe here.

Sakhalin is located in the Pacific Ocean, sandwiched between the Sea of ​​Okhotsk to the east and the Sea of ​​Japan to the west.

It is located just near Khabarovsk Krai, and in northern Japan's Hokkaido.

The island has a population of about 500,000 Russians, all of whom have lost power, their power supply is threatened and it is unknown when the electricity will return.
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