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27 September 20198.52 The great fire that broke out yesterday at the Lubrizol chemical plant in Rouen, France, has been extinguished. According to the director of the cabinet of the prefect of Normandy, Lemaire. In operations to tame the flames, which caused no victims, more than 200 firefighters were employed. The columns of smoke caused by the flames would not have been toxic at an alarming level. The plant is cataloged according to the European Seveso Directive, due to the raw materials used in it.Rouen, extinct chemical plant fire
2019-09-27T07:07:11.065Z
8.52 The great fire that broke out yesterday at the Lubrizol chemical plant in Rouen, France, was extinguished. According to the director of the cabinet of the prefect of Normandy, Lemaire. In operations to tame the flames, which caused no victims, more than 200 firefighters were employed. The columns of smoke caused by the flames would not have been toxic at an alarming level. The plant is cataloged according to the European Seveso Directive, due to the raw materials used in it.
Source: rainews