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Global fire incidents and casualties

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Reports indicate various fire incidents across Spain, Argentina, Ecuador, the Dominican Republic, and Venezuela, resulting in casualties, property damage, and industrial disruptions. In Spain, a residential fire in San Vicente del Raspeig caused smoke inhalation hospitalizations for several neighbors, including three children. In Albacete, a fire in an informal settlement on the Las Peñas highway destroyed 35 shacks and affected 12 others, 40 people, fueling political demands regarding illegal encampments. Additionally, an arson spree in Ceuta left four vehicles burned. In Argentina, a fatal fire occurred at Panificadora del Sur in Burzaco during welding repairs, killing co-owner Ezequiel Faelia. Other incidents include an underground cabling fire in the San Juan microcenter and microcenter, the partial destruction of a carpentry workshop in Resistencia. Resistencia, and a suspected intentional fire at a prefabricated house in Comodoro Rivadavia. In the Dominican Republic, five families in Santo Domingo Oeste lost their homes and belongings to a rapid fire. Furthermore, over 15 students and staff at the Domingo Savio school were hospitalized after inhaling smoke from the burning of expired medications nearby. In Ecuador, a forest fire in Ambato burned approximately seven hectares of vegetation, requiring a coordinated response from emergency services. In Venezuela, a fire at the Cardón Refinery involving a gas pipe in a diesel hydrotreating unit forced PDVSA to temporarily halt operations operations. Separately, mass intoxications were reported at the facility. two schools in Trujillo state, which authorities suspect may be coordinated attacks.

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