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A fire at a seafood plant in Oregon forces evacuations amid fear of ammonia exposure
🇺🇸 United States · War & conflict · Oregon · 15 h ago
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Evacuations were underway in coastal Oregon due to potential ammonia contamination after a seafood processing plant caught fire Sunday.
The fire at Pacific Seafood closed off the popular Bayport section of Newport.
Fire contained at Pacific Seafood facility in Newport On Sunday morning, Newport firefighters responded to a fire at a Pacific Seafood Facility in Newport. The fire prompted evacuation orders for […]
The City of Newport initially issued an evacuation order for a 1-mile radius around the plant due to concerns that smoke from the fire contained ammonia.
Ashton Meier, Pacific Seafood’s vice president of resource sales and processing, said the company expects a major loss.
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