Georgia chemical plant fire sent a plume containing chlorine high into the air

A Georgia chemical plant caused a chemical reaction left potentially harmful chlorine lingering in the air.

[AstoriaHeard]

I live less than 5 miles away, keep getting EMA warnings that say it's "unlikely" to cause harm. Which is laughable.

[peralta]

Fo real guys this is Bio chem lab, who knows what else is burning

[rastakalliman]

I would run in the opposite direction. My prayers are with the residents 🙏🙏🙏

[angryeltrucker]

Why do they have a water fire suppression system if water makes the chemicals reactive? Sounds like negligence

[vivifortis]

It's notable how many global disasters, resulting in economic and human loss, occur near major voting events.

[gocolago]

Potential toxic plume? No, it looks pretty f'n toxic.

[milky]

Something tell me this wasnt an accident 🤔🧐





I have no proof of these statements. Just my personal commentary.

[estebanportillo]

Come on people. A company with water reactive chemicals has a water sprinkler system. Smh

[rpmfreak]

We know who set that fie off. It's an attack by those higher up employees.

[ptriotmode]

shelter in place and turn off your AC in 90+ degree heat. Yeah, bro....good one

[cherylthomas]

No injuries because it takes a while for the cancer to show up

[rxdcqnv]

That's the biggest lie I've ever heard a sprinkler does not start a fire 💯😂😂😂😂

[oceanwavofficial]

Water reactive chemical ? I wanna know more about that

[Dorothy]

At least is isn't another Three Mile Island, PA.

[mrbadguy]

"Nothing to see here. Please disperse..."