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The accident occurred on Saturday night, involving two trucks traveling in opposite directions. The road remained closed for rescue and cleaning of spilled oil.
According to firefighters, the accident happened around 8 pm. One of the trucks was carrying various products and heading towards Salinas. The other, which was carrying fabric yarn and traveling towards Montes Claros, fell off the road after the crash.
One of the drivers, aged 47, was already out of the vehicle when the teams arrived and received medical attention from the Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu).
The other, 32 years old, was trapped in the wreckage. He was removed by firefighters from the Francisco Sá Outpost and handed over to the care of a team from Samu de Riacho dos Machados.
After the rescue, the military spread sawdust on the runway to absorb the spilled oil and prevent further accidents.
Traffic was closed in both directions during the service and work to remove the vehicles. The highway was reopened at 2:50 am this Sunday (1st). The Federal Highway Police (PRF) was on site and was responsible for road safety and procedures related to the removal of the trailers.

A food truck was destroyed by fire in Praça Hugo Werneck, in Belo Horizonte, this Sunday morning (1st). The fire started in a barbecue and left no injuries. The owner reported that the vehicle does not have insurance.

Cemeteries in Alto Tietê will have special hours, masses and changes in traffic for All Souls' Day. The city councils of Ferraz de Vasconcelos, Guararema, Itaquaquecetuba, Mogi das Cruzes, Poá, Santa Isabel and Suzano organize services for visitors.

The Marcelino Machado Bridge, on BR-135, was successfully imploded this Sunday (1st) in São Luís. The operation, coordinated by Civil Defense, is part of the reconstruction of the structure that has been closed since April. The new bridge should be delivered by DNIT in July 2027.

An accident involving a pickup truck resulted in the death of the driver, identified as Gabriel, and left two other passengers injured. The rescue was carried out by the Fire Department, which had to remove one of the victims from the wreckage.

A small aircraft made a forced landing on BR-230, near Humaitá, in Amazonas, this Sunday morning. There were no fatalities and the occupants were rescued by drivers passing by.

Cuiabá reinforces bus lines 106 and 615 this Monday (2) to serve visitors to the capital's cemeteries during the All Souls' Day holiday. The expectation is to receive 35 thousand people with temperatures reaching 36 °C.