Possible ammonia contamination prompts evacuations after Oregon seafood plant fire, officials say
Hundreds were evacuated in Oregon after a seafood plant fire raised fears of ammonia contamination, officials said.
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Hundreds were evacuated in Oregon after a seafood plant fire raised fears of ammonia contamination, officials said.
Oregon officials say an ammonia tank at a Newport seafood plant fire does not appear to be leaking as evacuation zones are reduced.
Evacuations were ordered in Oregon after a fire at a seafood plant sent thick smoke and fog into the air. The city of Newport says it is investigating if possible ammonia contamination has...
Officials lowered evacuation levels near a Newport, Oregon, seafood plant after a fire sparked concerns over potential ammonia smoke.
A coastal city in Oregon has issued evacuations after a fire erupted at a seafood wholesaler and there was concern the smoke contained ammonia
Residents in a coastal Oregon town were urged to evacuate due to possible ammonia contamination after a fire at a seafood plant, officials said.
A one-mile Level 3 evacuation is underway after a major seafood-plant fire raised fears of ammonia contamination. Officials say no injuries have been reported.