Seine-Maritime. An Injured Employee Following the Break-up of a Container in a Chemical Plant
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A fire caused the explosion of a container this Monday near Rouen. An employee was "sprayed with solvent in flames".
An explosion and a subsequent fire in a pharmaceutical plant in north-west France injured one person who was evacuated by a helicopter, reported BFMTV. An explosion at the Pharmasynthese pharmaceutical plant in St. Pierre-les-Elbef of the Department of Maritime Sena resulted in the ignition and injury of one person, transmitting RIA News. The victim was hospitalized. "On Monday, 21 September, the explosion caused a fire at the factory... One per…
An employee of the chemical plant Pharmasynthesis in Saint-Pierre-lès-Elbeuf was badly burned on Monday when "a fire caused the explosion of a container" and it was "sprayed with solvent in flames"
On Monday, 21 September, an explosion caused a fire in a factory classified Seveso "low threshold", in Saint-Pierre-lès-Elbeuf, south of Rouen. One person was injured.
The incident occurred on Monday afternoon in a handling workshop at the Pharmasynthesis plant in Saint-Pierre-lès-Elbeuf. A man was seriously burned and transported to the hospital.
"Everything was quickly circumscribed thanks to firefighters, there was no emanation or confinement," said the town hall in France 3.
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