Two days after a fire in a property, a new fire hits a store in the Center of Parintins Two days after a fire destroyed part of a property in the Center of Parintins, in the interior of Amazonas, a new case was registered in the commercial area of ??the city. This time, the fire hit an electrical power substation at a store on Rua João Meireles, on Wednesday morning (29). According to witnesses, the fire started shortly after the start of business hours and scared shopkeepers and pedestrians walking through the island's main shopping center. The Amazonas Military Fire Department was called and, upon arriving at the scene, identified that the flames started in the energy substation installed at the top of the establishment. ? Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp Teams from the Military Police and the Municipal Traffic and Transport Company (EMTT) also took part in the incident. Rua João Meireles had to be closed during the service. According to the Fire Department, around 600 liters of water were used to control the flames. During the operation, there was a short circuit in the substation and it was necessary to turn off the electricity on site. According to firefighters, the damage was restricted to the electrical substation and did not affect other areas of the store. After the teams worked, the street was reopened to traffic. Fire in property On Monday (27), a fire destroyed part of a property where several families lived on Rua Clarindo Chaves, also in the Center of Parintins. The flames started around 10pm and mainly affected the upper part of the structure. According to the Fire Department, the property had areas of wood and masonry, and around 5 thousand liters of water were used to control the fire. A son of the owner had to be taken to the hospital after inhaling smoke, but was released after medical care. According to firefighters, residents reported that the fire started in the upper part of the property, where rented rooms were located. The area was destroyed by flames, but the fire was concentrated on the upper floor. Fire hits home in Parintins