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Caravan fire in Yedikonuk: material damage

27.02.2026 12:41 1 min 1 source
Gündem Kıbrıs Gazetesi - Kıbrıs Haber TUR
Caravan fire in Yedikonuk: material damage
Original source: Gündem Kıbrıs Gazetesi - Kıbrıs Haber

A fire broke out in a caravan in the Yudi area of Yedikonuk due to a short circuit in the electrical components of its solar power system. The fire completely destroyed the caravan and all its contents, and spread to an adjacent prefabricated structure, damaging sandwich panels, a plastic water tank, a security camera, a refrigerator, the solar inverter, electrical parts, and kitchen cabinets.

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Caravan fire in Yedikonuk: material damage

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