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Louisiana Sees Chemical Fire in Wake of Hurricane Laura
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A CHEMICAL FIRE BURNED at a plant in Louisiana and Gov. John Bel Edwards urged residents to shelter in place, even as emergency personnel were grappling with the aftermath of Hurricane Laura.
The Louisiana State Police Emergency Services Unit said on Facebook that its technicians were working with hazardous materials involving a chlorine leak at the BioLab chemical manufacturing facility in Westlake near Lake Charles. ESU personnel were coordinating with plant managers to contain the leak and were urging residents to avoid unnecessary travel.
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