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Incêndio em galpão em Varginha mobilizou equipes do Corpo de Bombeiros, Defesa Civil e outras forças de segurança por volta das 3h20.
Segundo o Corpo de Bombeiros, as equipes foram acionadas por volta das 3h20 e encontraram um dos três galpões já tomado pelas chamas. O fogo foi controlado por volta do meio-dia, após o uso de aproximadamente 45 mil litros de água.
De acordo com o sargento Cristiano dos Santos, parte da estrutura precisou ser derrubada porque paredes e o teto haviam colapsado e ofereciam risco às residências próximas.
Apesar do risco, segundo os bombeiros, nenhuma das casas próximas foi danificada. A Defesa Civil deve avaliar as estruturas durante a tarde para verificar se há necessidade de alguma medida adicional.
Um carro, um caminhão e uma motocicleta que estavam em uma garagem dentro do imóvel não puderam ser retirados durante o incêndio e foram destruídos pelas chamas.
No local, os bombeiros também encontraram grande quantidade de embalagens e produtos inflamáveis, como álcool em gel, álcool comum e álcool 70%. Segundo a corporação, os materiais contribuíram para a propagação e dificultaram o combate ao fogo.
Após o controle das chamas, os bombeiros iniciaram o rescaldo para eliminar possíveis focos restantes. A previsão era de que os trabalhos continuassem durante a tarde, com término estimado entre 15h e 16h.
Dezessete bombeiros e oito agentes da Defesa Civil, além de outros profissionais, participaram da ocorrência. O atendimento também contou com apoio do Batalhão de Bombeiros de Varginha, do Pelotão de Três Corações e da Polícia Militar.
Ainda conforme os bombeiros, ninguém ficou ferido. As causas do incêndio ainda não foram informadas.
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