In the underground parking lot of Yekaterinburg, a man tried to save a burning car with his bare hands.

      A Honda car burned down in the underground parking lot of a building on Ryabinina Street in Yekaterinburg. The car owner was injured while trying to extinguish the fire on his own. The incident was reported by "Channel 4."

      As Natalia, the wife of the injured car owner, told "Channel 4," the cause of the fire was faulty wiring in the car, not gasoline canisters, as was stated in chats after the fire.

      The fire was noticed by Natalia's husband. After retrieving a fire extinguisher from the car, he attempted to put out the flames himself. "Then he moved the car a little forward, realized he wouldn't make it out in time, and rushed to save his belongings," "Channel 4" reports.

      "The car burned down in just 5 minutes, and there was so much smoke in the parking lot that the man was lucky not to lose consciousness," "Channel 4" writes.

      Despite all the efforts made, the fire spread to a nearby car. The fire was extinguished by firefighters who arrived at the scene.

      The injured man is currently in the hospital with second-degree burns and a broken finger on his hand. The woman blames the management company for her husband's injuries. All the time her husband and neighbors were trying to extinguish the fire, the fire suppression system in the facility was not working, Natalia claims.