Emergency services respond to urban fire in Vigo and fuel tanker incident in Saltillo

In Vigo, Spain, emergency services responded to an urban fire in a residential building on Sanjurjo Badía Street. A dense column of smoke was reported emanating from the ground floor of a building near number 46, prompting the mobilization of fire departments, National Police, and Local Police. The incident required cordoning off the area and restricting traffic near the intersection with Rúa Coutadas. While firefighters worked to ventilate the garage and locate the source of the flames, no injuries were reported.

In Saltillo, Mexico, authorities conducted preventive evacuations following a fuel tanker breakdown. A vehicle transporting two tanks of gasoline became immobilized at the intersection of José María Morelos and Félix U. Gómez streets. To ensure public safety during recovery maneuvers involving specialized cranes, approximately 75 people were evacuated from the 20 de Noviembre school, and staff and administrators were evacuated from the Juan Enrique Pestalozzi primary school. The tanker was eventually removed without reported injuries or significant risk to the neighborhood.