Over 90,000 Georgia residents taking shelter after chemical fire as haze, smell spreads to Atlanta
More than 90,000 residents east of Atlanta were told to keep sheltering in place Monday, a day after the chemical plant fire. The haze and chemical smell had spread to Atlanta by Monday morning, prompting firefighters to use detectors to check the air quality in various parts of the city, Mayor Andre Dickens said.
A fire at a chemical plant east of Atlanta is forcing evacuations in the area, according to local officials. A fire on the ...
A massive explosion at a chemical plant in Georgia caused a huge plume of smoke, and authorities have instructed residents ...
Jackson International Airport — about 30 miles away at the Biolab facility, which makes pool and spa care products.
For everyone sheltering in place, the best practice is to turn the air conditioning off and keep windows and doors shut,” a ...
More than 90,000 residents in a county east of Atlanta were told to keep sheltering in place Monday and businesses were told ...
Environmental officials are investigating the fire at BioLab, a chemical facility on Old Covington Road in Conyers, that sent a colossal wall of smoke that billowed into the air Sunday afternoon and ...
A chemical plant fire in Conyers, Georgia, on Sept. 29 released chlorine into the air, prompting a stay-in-place advisory for ...
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