Firefighters and police on site. The Rescue Coordination Center invites residents to close doors and windows
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A fire broke out in an industrial warehouse in via Brin in Naples, affecting a sweeper and a warehouse.
Big fire in Naples. Firefighters and carabinieri are busy putting out the flames in an industrial warehouse located at number 28 of via Brin. The soldiers of the Naples Radiomobile Unit intervened, alerted by the Operations Centre. Columns of black smoke are rising from the place where the fire broke out. The flames in the King car park apparently affected a sweeper parked there and then involved a storage box for Chinese goods. Firefighting activities are underway. There are no injuries.
Rescue Coordination Center: "Close doors and windows"
The fire that broke out this morning in via Brin, in the eastern outskirts of Naples, which saw the firefighters involved in extinguishing operations, led to the activation of a Rescue Coordination Center (CCS) in the Prefecture of Naples. This was announced by the Municipality of Naples. As a precaution and pending further information and developments - the note informs -, a series of indications are issued aimed at residents and those who work in the affected area. Behavior outdoors and at home: avoid staying for long periods in outdoor spaces (including balconies and terraces) until the emergency is over. Avoid observing the cloud even from afar, as the winds could cause the inhalation of substances that irritate the respiratory system; close doors, windows, shutters, fireplaces, ventilation vents and any other openings to the outside; turn off air conditioners, ventilation systems or air recirculation systems; avoid hanging clothes and linens in the open air. Food hygiene: wash fruit, vegetables and greens with extreme care and plenty of water before consumption. In the presence of direct smoke: immediately cover your nose and mouth with a damp cloth; seek shelter indoors immediately and avoid taking deep breaths. Medical assistance: those who experience symptoms such as burning or breathing difficulties are invited to promptly contact their doctor or go to the nearest emergency room.

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