Explosion at the Ezeiza Industrial Park

An explosion at the Spegazzini Industrial Park in Ezeiza left people injured. The local airport is operating normally, and the city's mayor described the fire as uncontrollable.

At least 15 people were injured in the explosion and taken to the Monte Grande Clinic, all out of danger.

During the emergency caused by the shocking explosion and fire at the Spegazzini Industrial Park, airport specialist journalist Norberto Dupesso confirmed that "Ezeiza International Airport is operating normally".

Explosion at the Ezeiza Industrial Park: an agrochemical factory is on fire.

According to Noticias Argentinas, the clarification, made on TN, brings peace of mind to passengers, as the incident occurs a few kilometers from the airport terminal.

Meanwhile, the mayor of Ezeiza, Gastón Granados, described the fire at the agrochemical plant as "uncontrollable".

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