A small fire occurred at the Labor Forum in Campinas, leading to the suspension of services for the day after a precautionary measure was taken.
On the afternoon of Wednesday, 11th, a small fire broke out at the Labor Forum located in Campinas, Brazil, due to a short circuit in the electrical panel situated in the building's basement. The Regional Labor Court of the 15th Region (TRT-15) decided to suspend operations for Thursday, 12th, as a precautionary measure, while remote services were scheduled for Friday, 13th.
According to the Fire Department, the fire was effectively controlled, and fortunately, no injuries were reported. Security personnel at the forum promptly alerted the fire department upon noticing the smoke, preventing further escalation of the situation. Images captured at the scene reflected the presence of emergency vehicles and personnel managing the aftermath of the incident.
In response to the situation, CPFL Paulista, the energy distribution company, confirmed that the electrical network serving the area remained unaffected, and power supply continued without interruption. This incident highlights the importance of building safety protocols and the efficiency of emergency response services in safeguarding public infrastructure.
