COP30 attendees in Brazil forced to evacuate pavilion following fire
Summary
A fire broke out at the 2025 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belem, Brazil, causing an evacuation. No one was injured, but 13 people were treated for smoke inhalation. The cause is unknown, but a generator failure or short circuit might be to blame.Key Facts
- The fire happened at the COP30 event in Belem, Brazil.
- It caused a quick evacuation with no injuries reported.
- 13 people got treatment for smoke inhalation.
- The affected area, called the Blue Zone, had to close temporarily.
- Authorities suspect a generator issue or short circuit as the fire's cause.
- Other areas of COP30 continued to operate normally.
- The fire occurred after safety concerns were previously raised by the UN.
- The Blue Zone will stay closed until the local evening.
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