Plumes of Smoke Rise From Industrial Fire in Belo Horizonte

StoryfulNews 2017-04-23

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A large fire broke out in an industrial section of Sao Francisco in Pampulha, Belo Horizonte, Brazil, on Sunday, April 23, leading to widespread evacuations and a shutdown of the neighborhood, according to Brazilian media reports.

More than 10 firetrucks responded to the fire, which began in an oil distribution warehouse along Major Delfino de Paula Street.

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