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Published 10:29 30 Jul 2017 BST
Updated 14:46 30 Jul 2017 BST
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Dios mío el #UNITEWithTomorrowland ardiendo pic.twitter.com/U2qJcVZ2Yh
— Sr.Cheeto (@Srcheeto) July 29, 2017
#tomorrowland #unitewithtomorrowland #barcelona #incendio incendio pic.twitter.com/fk0u2443oI
— Ale Ayerdi (@AyerdiX) July 29, 2017
The team behind the event now says the blaze was a result of a technical malfunction. "The fire brigade's initial hypothesis is that there was an overheating of the material used in the construction of the stage during the presentation of a pyrotechnic spectacle," the Globo website reported. Authorities alongside event staff managed to evacuate all 22,000 attendees and so far, there are no reports of any serious injuries.Está ardiendo el tomorrowland Barcelona... Han evacuado la zona central. pic.twitter.com/OCDADEZow7
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