Charles De Gaulle Aircraft Carrier: a Fire Broke Out on Board During the Work of His Technical Stop
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A fire broke out on French aircraft carrier Charles-de-Gaulle on Monday during "autogenous cutting works in a ship's technical room, which is in maintenance until the end of this year at the Toulon Naval Base," Maritime Prefecture reports, according to AFP.
The fire was stopped and then extinguished quickly on Monday. "No injuries are to be deplored", said the maritime prefecture on Monday.
A fire broke out on Monday on the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier after "cutting work with a torch", according to the maritime prefecture. The ship is in technical stoppage until the end of the year at the naval base of Toulon. - "No injuries are to be deplored": work causes a fire on board the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier (Company Sujets).
A fire was declared this Monday on the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier, in technical stop in Toulon. The fire, which was accidental in the course of work, was quickly brought under control. No casualties are to be deplored.
The disaster occurred in a technical space of the military vessel currently under technical arrest, mobilising the firemen without causing injury and without touching the nuclear installations.
The fire, allegedly linked to a torch cutting in a technical room, was extinguished on Monday in the early afternoon in Toulon. No injuries or impact on nuclear facilities were observed, according to the maritime prefecture.
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