Smoke Pours From Industrial Building Fire Near Caracas

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30 April 2024 at 0:21 pm

A large fire tore through an industrial building in Sucre, Venezuela, on Monday, April 29, local firefighters said.

Footage released by the National General Directorate of Firefighters Venezuela shows smoke pouring from the building, located in the industrial building of the Sucre municipality, on the outskirts of Caracas.

No deaths or injuries were reported, authorities said.

The cause of the fire was under investigation. Credit: National General Directorate of Firefighters Venezuela via Storyful

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