A large fire broke out this Wednesday in the municipality of Regla, Havana, affecting at least three homes, according to preliminary reports from residents.
The incident, which occurred on Martí Street, caused significant concern in the community, and the Rescue and Salvage teams arrived at the scene to extinguish the flames and assist the residents of the nearby areas.
On the social media platform Facebook, the page Protestón Cubano shared a video in which a local resident confirms that the flames affected several houses.
According to witnesses, the fire broke out a few hours ago and caused great alarm among local residents. Several reports have been published, although the causes of the incident and the full extent of the damage remain unknown for now. There are no reports of any victims.
A fire broke out last Monday at the solar photovoltaic park under construction in the municipality of Abreus, Cienfuegos, which was extinguished by local workers and the fire department.
The flames erupted around noon on Monday in "a small area" of the park located in Alcalde Mayor. At the site of the incident, a batch of panels was being stored, which were set to be installed soon.
Similarly, a gasoline motorcycle brand Jawa caught fire near the 18-story buildings on Garzón Avenue in Santiago de Cuba, while a Cuban woman lost everything a couple of weeks ago due to a fire caused by electrical instability in Santa Clara, Villa Clara.
Frequently Asked Questions about Recent Fires in Cuba
What happened in the fire in the municipality of Regla in Havana?
A large fire affected at least three homes in the municipality of Regla, Havana. The incident raised significant concern among residents, and the Rescue and Salvage teams worked on-site. The exact causes of the fire and the total extent of the damages are still unknown.
What is the frequency of fires caused by electric motorcycles in Cuba?
Fires related to electric motorcycles are becoming increasingly frequent in Cuba. Several recent reports have documented explosions and fires involving electric motorcycle batteries, resulting in significant material losses and even fatalities in some cases.
What measures are being taken to prevent fires in Cuba?
Although specific official measures have not been outlined, it is advised to take precautions with electric motorcycle batteries, such as charging them in safe and monitored locations. It is important to avoid charging motorcycles near flammable materials or in enclosed spaces without supervision.
What have been the most common causes of fires in Cuba recently?
The most common causes of fires in Cuba include short circuits and explosions of electric motorcycle batteries. These incidents have impacted both homes and vehicles and have raised concerns about electrical safety in the country.
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