Councilman Duda Sanches, who was at the scene, confirmed that there were no victims and stressed the importance of a detailed assessment to determine the extent of the damage caused by the fire
A fire at the City Hall Palace of a historical building dated 1696 and protected by IPHAN, had to evacuate the site on Monday (24), but fortunately there was no record of injuries. The Fire Department was called to combat the flames, which began in the noble hall air conditioning system and spread through the roof of the building. The Military Police were also present at the fire scene, banning the street around the building to ensure the safety of the population. Councilman Duda Sanches, who was at the scene, confirmed that there were no victims and stressed the importance of a detailed assessment to determine the extent of the damage caused by the fire. Authorities are working to understand the causes of the fire and prevent similar situations from occurring in the future. The preservation of such a significant heritage for the city of Salvador is a priority, and the analysis of damage will be fundamental to the building recovery process. The City Hall Palace is a historical and cultural landmark, and its protection is essential for the city’s memory.
Posted by Sarah Paula
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