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Fire in Madrid's Moeve Tower: Building Evacuated

The blaze started in a technical room on the 25th floor, causing a smoke column visible across the capital.

Generic image of a skyscraper with smoke coming from an upper floor, blurred emergency lights in the foreground.
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Generic image of a skyscraper with smoke coming from an upper floor, blurred emergency lights in the foreground.

The Moeve Tower, located in the Four Towers complex in Madrid, was evacuated on Tuesday afternoon following a fire on the 25th floor.

The fire originated in a technical room within the building, generating a dense smoke plume that alerted emergency services. The Madrid City Fire Department responded swiftly to control the flames, successfully extinguishing the fire shortly after it began.
Workers were evacuated around 5:15 PM. As a result of the incident, two employees received treatment for minor smoke inhalation. Additionally, a woman in the vicinity suffered an anxiety attack.
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"The fire originated in a technical room on the 25th floor. It is now under control. SAMUR-PC attended to two workers for minor inhalation. National Police deployed drones to provide aerial support."

Emergencias Madrid
The smoke column was visible from various parts of the capital. This incident echoes a previous fire on December 15, 2025, which started in a transformer in the basement and also led to a precautionary evacuation of the tower.
The Moeve Tower, formerly known as Cepsa Tower, was inaugurated in 2009 and stands 248 meters tall. Designed by architect Norman Foster, it is the second tallest building in Spain and houses offices for various companies, including Moeve's headquarters and Amazon.

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