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Caravan fire caused by solar panel system damages adjacent structure

27.02.2026 13:12 1 min 1 source
haberkibris.com TUR
Caravan fire caused by solar panel system damages adjacent structure
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A fire broke out in a caravan in the Yedikonuk area of Cyprus. According to preliminary police information, the cause was a short circuit in the wiring of a connected solar power system. The blaze completely destroyed the caravan and all belongings inside, and also spread to an adjacent prefabricated structure, damaging its equipment.

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Caravan fire caused by solar panel system damages adjacent structure

27.02.2026 haberkibris.com TUR Original source

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