Two cars set on fire in Assemini, off to the investigations

Two cars caught fire in the night just passed in Assemini . They were parked in via Genova.

The men of 115 intervened on the spot and with two teams extinguished the fire, preventing it from spreading to other parked vehicles and nearby structures.

Nobody was hurt .

The operations to ascertain the origin of the fire have been started by the Fire Brigade.

(Unioneonline / ss)

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