The fire broke on the building's 67th floor (250 meters above the ground) and spread to several sections on the 66th and 65th floors.
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Europe's tallest-to-be tower burns in Moscow, yet does not collapse into a pile of dust, amazing!
A massive fire that engulfed Moscow’s Federation Tower for hours has been put out. Firefighters struggled to tackle the flames in a 300-square meter area of the under-construction skyscraper set to become Europe's tallest upon completion.
The fire broke on the building's 67th floor (250 meters above the ground) and spread to several sections on the 66th and 65th floors.
The fire broke on the building's 67th floor (250 meters above the ground) and spread to several sections on the 66th and 65th floors.
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