Sabesp
Gas explosion destroys homes in Jaguaré and leaves one dead in São Paulo
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A gas explosion hit the Jaguaré neighborhood in western São Paulo on Monday afternoon (11), killing a 45-year-old man and injuring three people.
São Paulo Governor Tarcísio de Freitas visited the Jaguaré explosion site on Wednesday, two days after the accident that killed one person and injured three. He announced that 232 families will receive emergency aid and can choose housing options funded by concessionaires Sabesp and Comgás.
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Residents in Campinas region cities, including Limeira, Paulínia, Hortolândia and Monte Mor, report bad smell and taste in Sabesp-supplied water over recent days. Complaints include a strong moldy odor affecting consumption and daily tasks. The company states the water remains safe for use.