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Fire hits Ministry; explosion at substation is cited as possible cause.

One person suffered burns; six were taken to the hospital and more than twenty received treatment at the scene.

Fire hits Ministry of Racial Equality; explosion at substation is cited as possible cause.

Fire mobilizes firefighters at the Ministry of Racial Equality in Brasília (DF). Photo: Reproduction/Social Networks

A fire broke out this Tuesday morning (25) at the building of the Ministry of Racial Equality, in Brasília (DF), which also houses five other ministries. According to the Fire Department, the flames started after an explosion at the power substation located near the building.

The fire mobilized several fire trucks and led to the complete evacuation of the building. Employees from the six ministries located there will have to work on a different schedule. home office in the next days.

The Fire Department reported that one person suffered burns and six others were taken to the hospital. The burn victim is a contract worker who was performing maintenance at the substation at the time of the explosion.

Another 24 people received treatment at the scene, but did not need to be transported to health facilities. The area was isolated and teams continue to monitor possible reignition points, according to reports. Corporation.

According to CEB IpesAccording to the company responsible for the substation, the fire was caused by the explosion of equipment at the site, although the causes of the fire are still under investigation.

Fire leaves people injured and mobilizes the Fire Department. Photo: Reproduction/Social Media

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Henrique Hein
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Henrique Hein

He worked at Correio Popular and Rádio Trianon. He has experience in podcast production, radio programs, interviews and reporting. Has been following the solar sector since 2020.

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