Arizona HAZMAT Leak: ‘Shelter-in-Place’ Order Reinstated by Officials

Arizona HAZMAT Leak: ‘Shelter-in-Place’ Order Reinstated by Officials
Arizona officials confirmed morning that a shelter-in-place that was issued a day before was reinstated on Feb. 15, 2023, as photos from Tucson fire officials show HAZMAT crews working the scene. Tucson Fire Department
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
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Arizona officials confirmed Wednesday morning that a shelter-in-place that was issued a day before was reinstated after a crash that resulted in a spill of hazardous chemicals—coming days after a train derailed and released toxic materials in Ohio.

“Unified Command has reinstated the shelter-in-place order for a one-mile perimeter around the incident. While crews were attempting to remove the load from the commercial vehicle, gassing occurred. Interstate 10 remains closed in both directions between Kolb & Rita roads in Tucson,” the Arizona Department of Public Safety wrote on Wednesday in an update.
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
Breaking News Reporter
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