Factory fire triggers ammonia leak in 'Israel's' Sderot
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- An industrial fire in Sderot triggered an ammonia leak, prompting a full evacuation of the industrial zone.
- Firefighters deployed multiple teams, with reinforcements arriving from neighboring districts.
- Authorities evacuated the area and dispatched specialized hazardous materials units to contain the leak.
'Israeli' firefighters ordered a full evacuation of the industrial zone in Sderot, 'Israel' after an ammonia leak was detected at a local facility during ongoing firefighting operations.
Emergency services issued immediate clearance orders for all workers and personnel in the vicinity as hazardous material specialists moved in to contain the chemical threat.
Massive emergency deployment
Fire and Rescue Services reported that 13 firefighting teams were operating at the site, with additional forces dispatched from adjacent districts to bolster containment efforts.
"Thirteen firefighting teams are currently operating at the scene, assisted by forces from other districts, and additional forces are on their way to the location," emergency officials confirmed in a statement.
Units continue working to suppress the blaze and neutralize the hazardous chemical release.
