Grandmother spoke about the condition of the children who survived the fire near Yekaterinburg.

      After a tragic fire in a settlement near Yekaterinburg, in which three children died, their grandmother shared details about the condition of the survivors.

      In the terrible tragedy the family lost two sons and a daughter. The parents did not have time to save everyone — they managed to pull only three schoolchildren and a one-and-a-half-year-old toddler out of the burning house.

      "The little one is with me now, she wasn't hurt," E1's grandmother said. "The other three are in the hospital, but, according to the doctors, they do not have serious injuries. They were hospitalized mostly for observation — they say they will be observed for three days."

      The grandmother learned about what had happened in the dead of night. By that time her three grandchildren had already died.

      "My daughter called at three in the morning and said that Kostya, Nastya and Tolik were gone," Lyubov Nikolaevna says through her tears. "We think they suffocated in their sleep and didn't have time to wake up. When I arrived, they had already been taken away. The bodies were badly burned; you couldn't make out their faces."

      According to preliminary reports, the fire started in the bathroom, where there was a washing machine. The cause of the tragedy was faulty wiring.

      Residents of the village of Loginovo have begun collecting funds to help the family that suffered this terrible loss.