Feb 18 • 21:03 UTC 🇧🇷 Brazil G1 (PT)

Warehouse with country singers' bus catches fire in Goiânia

A fire at a warehouse used by sertanejo singers in Goiânia destroyed a bus but caused no injuries.

A warehouse serving as a garage for vehicles used by sertanejo singers, located in the Ipiranga neighborhood of Goiânia, Brazil, caught fire, leading to the destruction of a bus. The Fire Department reported that while the structure sustained damage, there were no injuries from the incident. MJ Music, the show's production company that owns the warehouse, stated that the bus that burned was a spare vehicle and that the cause of the fire is still under investigation.

The incident occurred on Tuesday around 8 PM, and firefighters reported that by the time they arrived, one bus was already engulfed in flames, producing intense smoke inside the warehouse. Firefighters focused on protecting other vehicles within the facility, including a trailer, a car, and a second bus, attempting to prevent further damage as the fire was extinguished. MJ Music emphasized their ongoing assessment of the situation to determine the next steps.

While the cause of the fire remains unknown, such incidents raise concerns regarding fire safety measures in facilities that house valuable equipment for artists. The swift response from firefighters potentially mitigated more severe damages, highlighting the importance of quick action in emergency situations. As investigations proceed, further details may emerge regarding the factors that led to this significant fire in a locale tied closely to Brazil's vibrant sertanejo music scene.

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