
Fire occurred in the Santa Efigênia neighborhood this Sunday (1st); there were no injuries
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The incident occurred in a food truck located at Praça Hugo Werneck, in Belo Horizonte.
A food truck caught fire in Praça Hugo Werneck, in the Santa Efigênia neighborhood, in the Center-South region of Belo Horizonte, this Sunday morning (1st). Nobody was injured.
According to the owner of the establishment, the fire started in a barbecue installed in the snack truck.
A team from the Fire Department, which was passing by the scene at the time of the accident, provided first aid. Then, another firefighting vehicle also moved.
The military removed gas cylinders and used approximately one thousand liters of water to control the flames and carry out the immediate aftermath.
To g1, the owner of the establishment said that the vehicle is not insured and that the losses are still to be calculated.
A trailer must remove the food truck from the location this Sunday (1st). The forecast is that another one will be installed in the square this Monday (2), so that sales can resume.
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Removal of the vehicle by tow
Very likely · Within hours

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