In one day, in two districts of Lithuania, air balloons carrying smuggled cigarettes collided with power lines. In both instances, residents heard explosions, and firefighters were called to the scene, reports Delfi.
The first incident occurred on October 21st, around six in the morning, in a village in the Kėdainiai district. Firefighters were informed that a street light had exploded. On site, it was discovered that a smuggled balloon had struck the power lines and exploded. Its fragments were burning on the roadside.

The second call came in at 11 PM from a village in the Kaišiadorys district. A local resident heard an explosion and noticed fire in a field. Firefighters who arrived at the scene found a balloon engulfed in flames, carrying smuggled cigarettes. It had also collided with power lines.
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