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The Fire Department reported that the fire burned vegetation and tires, producing a lot of smoke, but did not reach other targets.
Also according to the Fire Department, the smoke was very high, however, apart from the burning of vegetation and tires, nothing else was affected. The flames were initially controlled by neighbors, with buckets of water and, later, with the work of agents.
It is not yet known what caused the fire. An investigation must be carried out to find out the reasons.

The Omani co-pilot of a FlyDubai flight planned to crash the plane in Tel Aviv, inspired by the September 11 attacks, according to the United Arab Emirates Public Prosecutor's Office. Even though he was injured, the Indian pilot opened the cabin door, allowing passengers and crew to contain the attacker. A reserve pilot took control and made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia.

A twin-engine Pegasus 17 plane from the Military Police of Minas Gerais crashed this Friday (9) near Vale do Aço Regional Airport, in Santana do Paraíso, killing Lieutenant Colonel Luis Fernando Silvestre and Lieutenants Alice dos Santos Almeida and Gabriela Emília Soares Resende. The aircraft was carrying out a license check flight and had up-to-date documentation and maintenance. The causes of the accident are unknown and the investigation is being carried out by Cenipa, with support from the Civil Police and the Air Force.
A motorcyclist was thrown from Terceira Ponte in Vila Velha after a car invaded the exclusive lane for buses and motorcycles on Friday night (9). He was rescued and taken to São Lucas Hospital, but his condition was not disclosed. This is the second similar accident in just over a month, following the death of Guilherme da Silveira Rodrigues, aged 33, on September 4th.

DJ Dani Brasil was arrested in the act after running over and killing a homeless man in Santo Amaro, South Zone of São Paulo, driving drunk and under the influence of zolpidem, according to the defense. The custody hearing is scheduled for this Saturday (10).

A Military Police sergeant was identified as suspected of firing a firearm during a pro-Lula rally at the entrance to the Federal University of Sergipe, in São Cristóvão. Nobody was injured. The police officer was removed from his operational duties and the weapon was collected for examination. The Civil Police and the PM Inspectorate are investigating the reasons for what happened.

Thirteen children were held hostage for more than three hours in a CMEI in the São Braz neighborhood, in Curitiba, by a suspect armed with a knife who spread fuel and intended to set fire. They were rescued by the Military Police and BOPE without injuries and will receive medical and psychological care.