Over 90,000 Georgia residents sheltering a day after chemical plant fire sends chlorine into the air
More than 90,000 residents in a county east of Atlanta have been told to keep sheltering in place a day after a chemical plant fire sent a massive plume of dark smoke high into the sky that could been seen from miles away.
Over 90,000 Georgia residents warned as chlorine detected in air post-plant fire
The Rockdale County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) urged residents Monday to continue to shelter in place due to air quality surveys done by the Environmental Protection Agency and the state Environmental Protection Division "revealed the harmful irritant chlorine" was detected in the air from the fire at the BioLab plant.
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Entire Georgia City Evacuated as BioLab Fire Creates Dangerous and 'Unpredictable' SituationAn entire Georgia community has been evacuated after a fire at a BioLab facility sent a massive plume of smoke into the air.
ATLANTA — As a chemical plume continues to spew over Conyers following a fire Sunday at a BioLab facility, many in Atlanta on Monday morning reported the smell of chlorine in the air. The City of ...
“We are actively responding to an occurrence at our facility in Conyers, Georgia,” a BioLab representative said in a ...
A reaction following a fire at a chemical plant outside Atlanta forces evacuations and road closures
Air quality surveys conducted by state and federal agencies “revealed the harmful irritant chlorine” emitting from the facility.
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