An accident at the "Abre Alas" carnival event in Mogi das Cruzes occurred on the night of Friday, February 13, when a réchaud caught fire while being refilled. The Clube de Campo de Mogi das Cruzes reported an "unexpected combustion" during the incident, leading to multiple injuries among a buffet employee and several guests attending the party. The réchaud is a common device used to keep food warm at events, typically involving a flame or heating element.

Following the incident, injured parties were promptly given medical attention and transported to medical facilities for care. The CCMC is actively monitoring the situation and maintaining communication with the affected individuals who are now on the mend. It appears the quick response from event staff contributed to ensuring that the injuries were managed effectively.

This incident raises concerns about safety protocols at public events, particularly those involving open flames or heating elements. The club's incident reflects the need for heightened awareness and precautionary measures to prevent such accidents in future events, as public safety at large gatherings is of the utmost importance, especially in festive environments like carnival celebrations.