Delegates attending an international climate conference in Brazil were forced to evacuate on Thursday after a fire broke out within the venue, disrupting ongoing negotiations.
The incident occurred at the Amazon Sustainability Summit venue in the city of [insert city if known], where representatives from multiple countries had gathered to discuss global climate commitments and forest conservation strategies.
According to eyewitnesses, smoke was seen billowing from one section of the building, prompting security personnel to quickly move participants to safety. Emergency responders arrived at the scene shortly after the alarm was raised.
Officials confirmed that the fire was brought under control and that there were no casualties. The cause of the fire has not yet been determined, but authorities say an investigation is underway.
The temporary halt raised concerns over safety standards at major international events, especially at a time when global leaders are intensifying discussions on environmental protection and sustainability.
Conference organizers assured delegates that sessions would resume once the venue is declared safe.
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