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Traffic cones melt in Rio Grande do Sul due to heat wave

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In Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul, signal cones melted after three days of intense exposure to the sun and the heat of the asphalt. The city council confirmed the incident and proceeded to collect the damaged cones, which were intended for disposal. The cones were located in the parking lot of the Infrastructure and Mobility Secretariat, where they were installed on Friday afternoon (7). The situation was aggravated by a nearby steel current, wh…

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Traffic cones melt in Rio Grande do Sul due to heat wave

In Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul, signal cones melted after three days of intense exposure to the sun and the heat of the asphalt. The city council confirmed the incident and proceeded to collect the damaged cones, which were intended for disposal. The cones were located in the parking lot of the Infrastructure and Mobility Secretariat, where they were installed on Friday afternoon (7). The situation was aggravated by a nearby steel current, wh…

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