An explosion on Friday night at an industrial park 50 kilometers southwest of Buenos Aires sparked a fire and released toxic fumes, leaving at least 22 people injured, local media reported. The explosion, which occurred around 21:00 local time in the city of Ezeiza, shattered windows of buildings within a four-kilometer radius, then ignited a fire and produced dense, toxic smoke, according to the media outlet Clarin. The fire reached a height of over 20 meters and burned for more than two hours. Firefighters were dispatched to the scene following the blast. However, due to the intensity of the flames, they were unable to extinguish the fire directly; instead, they sprayed water on surrounding buildings to prevent the blaze from spreading further. Gaston Granados, mayor of Ezeiza, said the fire had spread to several factories and was still not under control. Preliminary investigations indicate that the fire began in the warehouse of an agrochemical company. Shotlist: Ezeiza, Argentina - Nov 14, 2025: 1. Various of building on fire; 2. Various of vehicles, smokes in air; 3. Various of firefighters, vehicles; 4. Various of burning building, vehicles, smoke in air. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]