Container Leaks Chemical
From Associated Press
NITRO, W.Va. —
A cloud of chemical vapor poured from a shuttered plant early Thursday, forcing residents in a 19-block area to be confined to their homes for more than an hour, authorities said. No injuries were reported when the thionyl chloride leaked.
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