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A small fire was reported on Wednesday afternoon at the Frank País Cereal Factory, located on the Tourist Road in Santiago de Cuba.
According to information shared on Facebook by Aris Arias Batalla, provincial vice president of the Volunteer Firefighters Association of Cuba, the swift response of the emergency system made it possible to control the fire immediately without any reports of injuries or material damages.
The incident occurred at approximately 5:45 PM, prompting the mobilization of Command 1 (Martí) and the team of Salvage and Rescue technicians from Command 4.
In light of the possible presence of chemical substances in the affected area, firefighters proceeded to extinguish the flames using extinguishers, thereby preventing their spread, the post indicated.
The factory continues to operate normally, he emphasized.
Frequently Asked Questions about Fires in Santiago de Cuba
What happened at the Frank País Cereal Factory in Santiago de Cuba?
A small fire occurred at the Frank País Cereal Factory in Santiago de Cuba, but it was quickly brought under control by the emergency system, with no injuries or material damage reported. The factory continues to operate normally.
How was the fire at the cereal factory brought under control?
The fire was brought under control thanks to the swift mobilization of Command 1 (Martí) and the team of technicians from the Rescue and Salvage Command 4. The firefighters used extinguishers to put out the flames, thereby preventing their spread.
What measures are being taken in response to the frequency of fires in Santiago de Cuba?
Amid the increasing frequency of fires in Santiago de Cuba, authorities have emphasized the importance of prevention, especially in areas with dry vegetation or near industrial facilities. The population is advised to avoid actions that could cause fires and to be mindful of the conditions for storing flammable materials.
What is the impact of fires on the infrastructure of Santiago de Cuba?
The fires in Santiago de Cuba have demonstrated the vulnerability of local infrastructure. The lack of maintenance and the weather conditions have contributed to the spread of fires, impacting both industrial facilities and residential and forested areas. It is crucial to improve preventive measures and emergency response to minimize damage.
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