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Caravan and towing vehicle burn on E18 motorway in Finland

15.07.2026 20:25 1 min 1 source
Kaakonkulma FIN
Caravan and towing vehicle burn on E18 motorway in Finland
Original source: Kaakonkulma

On the evening of January 20, a caravan caught fire on the E18 motorway at the border of Hamina and Virolahti, and the flames spread to the towing van. The fire started around 19:00, and no injuries were reported.

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Caravan and towing vehicle burn on E18 motorway in Finland

15.07.2026 Kaakonkulma FIN Original source

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