Mar 14 • 15:08 UTC 🇧🇷 Brazil G1 (PT)

Overheated fan causes smoke and alarms visitors at the Central Market in Campo Grande

An overheated fan created smoke at the Central Market in Campo Grande, causing alarm among visitors, but no injuries were reported.

An incident occurred at the Central Market in Campo Grande, Brazil, where an overheated fan generated smoke, alarming many visitors on Saturday. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported during the event. The market's administration stated that the overheating issue was quickly identified and contained by security personnel and fire safety teams on site, ensuring the safety of all individuals present.

The smoke was a result of a malfunctioning fan that heated beyond its normal operational parameters. When the problem was detected, trained brigadistas acted promptly to neutralize the situation and prevent any potential fire hazards. Their quick response ensured that the incident did not escalate, and regular activities in the market resumed shortly afterwards.

Following the incident, the market administration reassured visitors that they adhere to all safety protocols required by the Fire Department and possess the necessary legal certifications to operate. They emphasized that the market is equipped with trained personnel, suitable equipment, and established procedures to handle emergency situations, further enhancing the safety for all patrons frequenting the market.

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