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A fire hit a Magazine Luiza store in Bertioga, on the coast of São Paulo, this Friday (16).
A fire hit a Magazine Luiza (Magalu) store in Bertioga, on the coast of São Paulo, this Friday (16). According to the company, there were no injuries and the fire was controlled.
Images obtained by TV Tribuna, a Globo affiliate, show a large amount of smoke coming from the establishment, located on Avenida Anchieta. The incident was attended to by the 6th Fire Brigade (6th GB), responsible for Baixada Santista.
In a note to g1, Magalu informed that it is monitoring the incident and providing support to the authorities. The causes of the fire are still to be determined.
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