Impressive Fire in a Seveso Factory in Moselle: Fire Is Extinguished, Containment Is Lifted for 30,000 People
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In Gandrange, Moselle, a fire broke out at the former ArcelorMittal site on Sunday, August 2. There were three minor injuries, including two firefighters. In the late afternoon, the fire was extinguished and the containment lifted by the prefecture.
A site belonging to Safe and classified Seveso, i.e. at risk, was the scene of an impressive fire this Sunday in eastern France.
It is around 2:30 p.m. this Sunday 2 August when the sub-prefect of Thionville organises a press point in front of the doorman of ArcelorMittal Gandrange. At the end of this one, Hélène Demolombe-Tobie is arrested by a 79-year-old retiree who lives right next to the entrance to the site.
Fire site Seveso Gandrange, in Moselle capture ITLFLORFRON)A fire was declared on Sunday 2 August on the site of the company Safe in Gandrange, classified Seveso low threshold, causing the confinement of 30,000 inhabitants in five Mosellan communes. The fire was controlled in the early afternoon, allowing the lifting of the confinement, while three people were slightly injured. Fire site Seveso Gandrange, in Moselle capture ITLFLORFRON) Fire at …
After more than four hours confined to their homes, the approximately 30,000 inhabitants of five municipalities of Moselle north of Metz can again leave their homes. They were called to stay inside because a fire had occurred on the Seveso classified site of the Safe company in Gandrange.
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