Iodine Leaked From Albaugh's Incinerator in Rače
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The environmental permit allows the Raška company to incinerate certain medical waste, including non-infectious sharps, bandages, chemicals, and medicines.
The Albaugh waste incinerator in Rače, formerly Pinus, released purple or pink smoke, which the municipality and the Rače elementary school were immediately notified of. As explained in the notification, the cause was iodine present in a shipment of medical waste that was not properly documented or reported.
The cause of the release of purple-colored flue gases from the Albaugh company's waste incinerator in Rače was iodine present in a shipment of medical waste that was not properly documented or reported, the company stated.
The waste incinerator of the Albaugh company from Rach, formerly Pinus, on Monday was released of violet-colored flue gases, of which the municipality and the Raška elementary school were immediately notified. As explained in the notice, the cause of this was iodine present in the shipment of medical waste, which was not properly documented or reported.
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