Firefighters in Viana, Brazil, have continued to battle a major warehouse fire for over 24 hours, which took place at a logistics center on Saturday, October 7. The fire, which broke out around 6 am, affected a warehouse that housed several companies, including the well-known BH supermarket chain and the cosmetics company Ybera Group. Fortunately, no injuries were reported as a result of the incident.

Approximately 70 firefighters have been actively engaged in combating the fire, working diligently to contain the flames. Since the onset of the operation, they have utilized over 400,000 liters of water to suppress the blaze. The affected area is reported to cover approximately 30,000 square meters, with the fire completely consuming the warehouse structure and all stored goods inside, leading to significant losses for the businesses involved.

The visibility of thick smoke from the fire could be seen from a distance, raising concerns about air quality in the area. The quick response and continuous efforts of the firefighters have prevented potential injuries, emphasizing the importance of emergency services in managing such large incidents. The cause of the fire remains under investigation, and the financial impact on the affected businesses is yet to be determined, as community members express support for the companies affected by this disastrous event.