Odor From Package Sickens Postal Workers
From Times Wire Reports
Sixteen employees at a Los Alamitos post office complained of headaches and lightheadedness Saturday after a package began emitting a foul odor during processing.
All of the workers were decontaminated, said Capt. Steve Miller of the Orange County Fire Authority, but none required medical assistance.
The odor at the Reagan Street facility was identified as coming from “a beauty supply product used for acrylic nails,” Miller said.
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