In a recent statement, Mayor Valdas Benkunskas assured the public that there is no longer any danger related to the fire that occurred on Eišiškių Street, as the air pollution has dispersed. He emphasized that there is no need for additional safety measures since the fire has been localized. An investigation into the cause of the fire is underway, as the burning warehouse, which stored various vehicles, furniture, and scooters, raised concerns among local residents and authorities alike.

The fire department reported on Friday morning that while the fire had not yet been extinguished, firefighters were actively working to put it out. The situation was closely monitored, with expectations that a formal statement from the Fire Protection and Rescue Department would soon confirm that the blaze had been fully extinguished. The mayor noted the importance of waiting for the investigation results before speculating on the fire's cause, indicating a cautious and measured response to apprehensions about potential sabotage or safety risks in the city.

As the investigation progresses, authorities are focused on ensuring public safety and are committed to providing clear communication about the findings. The mayor reassured citizens that there is no cause for alarm and called for patience as the authorities work to understand what caused the fire and ensure such incidents are prevented in the future.