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world12h ago

Powerful explosions rocked an industrial complex outside Buenos Aires, triggering a large-scale fire and emergency response.
At least 15 people were injured and hospitalized as the fire spread across several factories.
Officials said the fires involved multiple factories, including a chemical plant and a plastics plant.
The mayor of Ezeiza said authorities were deploying more than a dozen fire extinguishers and ambulances at the scene.
Flights to the area were delayed or diverted due to reduced visibility from smoke.
Hospitals activated contingency plans to receive the injured and coordinate care regionally.
Local authorities described the fire as complex and likely to take a long time to extinguish.
The Cuenca Alta Nestor Kirchner Hospital activated its catastrophic contingency plan.
The cause of the explosions remained unknown, with authorities pointing to one of the five factories as the likely origin.
Region officials warned the incident would require ongoing firefighting efforts and careful safety management.

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world7h ago

A massive explosion hit an industrial park near Buenos Aires, triggering a large fire.
Transport disruption followed as flights were delayed or canceled.
At least 15 people were hospitalised amid the blaze.
Fire crews battled a complex, long-lasting incident at the site.
Gaston Granados, mayor of Ezeiza, reported extensive damage from the blast.
Officials noted one factory was chemical and another plastics, indicating hazardous material risks.
Emergency responders faced a long effort to control the fire.
The blast occurred around 9 p.m., according to local media reports.
Authorities could not confirm the exact cause of the explosion at the time of reporting.
Local authorities aimed to control the fire while managing multiple factories impacted.

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world6h ago

A massive explosion near Ezeiza airport led to immediate flight cancellations and 22 hospitalizations.
Officials say the blaze started in an industrial area south of Buenos Aires and is being treated as a complex fire.
The mayor of Ezeiza said the cause of the explosion was unknown as firefighters battled the flames.
At least five factories were reportedly affected by the explosions and ensuing fire.
Gaston Granados, the Ezeiza mayor, indicated authorities are coordinating fire control efforts.
Emergency services reported 22 injured as firefighters fought the blaze near the airport.
Authorities noted multiple factories in the area producing tires and chemicals were affected.
The incident disrupted air traffic around Buenos Aires as officials investigated.
Local media reports and civil defense officials provided initial details and updates on the fire.

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