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Fire of great proportions hits chemical factory in Salto and leaves injured Residents of the Olaria neighborhood in Salto (SP), they had to leave their homes on Friday (13) after the big explosion followed by fire that hit the chemical factory Pyrozzar. Witnesses who were nearby reported moments of fear and would run after the first explosions. ☆ Participate in the channel of the g1 Sorocaba and Jundiaí in WhatsApp Rescue teams diverge on the nu…

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At least nine people had burns, one in severe condition

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A large fire hit a solvent industry, Pyrozzar, in the city of Salto, in the interior of São Paulo, since the morning of Friday (13). According to information from the Fire Department, there are four members of the corporation injured without gravity and one in severe condition, with burns in the roads areas. The firefighter was intubated. There are also [...] The post Fire in the solvent industry leaves intubated firefighter and civilians with s…

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A fire of great proportions hit, on the morning of Friday (13), the chemical industry Pyrozzar, located in the Olaria neighborhood, in Salto, in the interior of São Paulo. The flames began at around 10:30 a.m. and mobilized teams of the Corps of Firefighters of Salto and neighboring municipalities. Seven people were injured during the occurrence, [...]

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According to the Fire Department, the Pryozzar plant had the AVCB valid until 2027 and Cetesb's license regulated

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An explosion hit the Pyrozzar chemical factory in Salto, São Paulo, on Friday, 13. Fire images show the time of the explosion and the employees fleeing the site.The fire started at the factory that is located near the Highway Mayor Hélio Steffen (SP-75).The fire left at least seven wounded, among military police officers, firefighters and civilians.The balance, however, can change during the rescue work.