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Residents asked to shelter in place amid chemical leak – WBAL Baltimore

September 18, 2017 editor Chemical Release, Hazardous Materials, HazMat, VIA Google News

WBAL BaltimoreResidents asked to shelter in place amid chemical leakWBAL BaltimoreResidents in south Baltimore are being asked to shelter in place Monday morning amid a chemical leak in the 3400 block of Fairfield Road. Baltimore Fire Department Chief Roman Clark told 11 News that it appears that a valve from a tanker separated from ...Major HAZMAT situation in BaltimoreBay Netall 7 news articles » Read more [...]

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