Recycling warehouse catches fire in Itaquaquecetuba The fire that hit a recyclable warehouse in Itaquaquecetuba caught fire again this Monday morning (3), one day after the Fire Department reported that the flames had been controlled. Furthermore, a second fire was recorded at an Ecopoint in the city in the early hours of the day. According to the Fire Department, the teams were called at 6:20 am after the fire once again reached the warehouse, located on Rua Laranjal, in the Chácara Água da Pedra neighborhood. Five vehicles were sent to the incident. ? Click to follow the g1 Mogi das Cruzes e Suzano channel on WhatsApp The fire in the warehouse started on Saturday night (1st). On that occasion, firefighters were called at around 10:45 pm to fight the flames. The fire was controlled at 8:50 am on Sunday (2), when teams remained on site carrying out the aftermath work. Recyclable warehouse in Itaquaquecetuba caught fire again Aniele Santos/TV Diário READ ALSO: Recyclable warehouse catches fire in Itaquaquecetuba Mogi das Cruzes records two fires in vegetation Images shown by Globocop on Bom Dia São Paulo showed the work of firefighters on site. In the images, it is possible to see a large column of white smoke, caused by the water vapor used to fight the flames. Residents of the region claim that the fire started after a balloon fell. However, the Fire Department reported that the cause of the fire is still to be determined and has not confirmed this hypothesis. Ecoponto also had a fire Another fire was recorded this Monday morning at an Ecoponto located on Avenida Gonçalves Dias, also in Itaquaquecetuba. Ecopoint on Avenida Gonçalves Dias, in Itaquaquecetuba, caught fire Aniele Santos/TV Diário According to the Fire Department, the incident was recorded at 5:39 am, and two vehicles were sent to the scene to fight the flames. According to information provided by firefighters to the press room, there is a suspicion that the fire was caused intentionally. The circumstances of the case will also be investigated. Watch more news from Alto Tietê