burns after a chemical explosion in the classroom lab. emergency crews were on the scene and evacuated the school. obviously we had an incident here. it was an unintentional chemical reaction that occurred. we had 17 people that were treated and/or triaged. we transported nine of those. as of right now, none of the nine are going to stay in the hospital. they have partial thickness burns. some of the face. some of the arms. but they will not be staying overnight. thankfully none of the injuries are life-threatening. school is back in session today. a dramatic escalation in middle east tension as iran and israel trade fire in syria. take a look at these images. israel saying it carried out one of its most extensive strikes in the region in decades, hitting nearly all iranian targets on its list. these attacks coming from a series of iranian rockets fired at israeli army outpost.
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ground. one thing that might held us get a little more specificity is if we knew exactly what was in the plant and how much of it there is. but that is information that you are not allowed to know in the state of texas. not since a massive fertilizer plant explosion in the town of west texas in 2013. after that ammonium nitrate blast which leveled a good chunk of the town and killed 15 people, texas made one change to its rules about chemical storage. what those chemicals were and where they were stored would no longer be public information. which means when things start exploding, like they are right now at the arkema plant, the people of texas are asked to trust the companies and state officials are telling them the truth about what s happening. and what the danger is. now if you lived near this arkema plant, would you trust the state officials and the same state officials whose only response to a previous chemical
so there are tetanus risks there. also mold and that s, you know, a long-term risk. mold exposure can lead to all sorts of health problems. so, moving back into your home, you know, you re thanking god you survived and didn t drown in it but there are definitely risks that are there when you move back into the house. dr. fauci, one plant in crosby, texas, say a chemical explosion, fires after losing power, they saw a chemical explosion and fires after losing power and refrigeration. officials evacuated a 1 1/2 mile radius around that plant. here s what we heard from the company president. then we ll talk. here it is. could you say the fumes are nontoxic or you re not they re toxic, certainly. the toxicity of the fumes you mean the smoke? i don t know the composition of the smoke but it s certainly noxious. nontoxic? it s noxious. you re not able to say any of this is nontoxic, correct? want to make sure i m correct.
of the town and killed 15 people, texas made one change to its rules about chemical storage. what those chemicals were and where they were stored would no longer be public information. which means when things start exploding, like they are right now at the arkema plant, the people of texas are asked to trust the companies and state officials are telling them the truth about what s happening. and what the danger is. now if you lived near this arkema plant, would you trust the state officials and the same state officials whose only response to a previous chemical explosion was to hide information from the public about what chemicals are spewing into the air. fortunately, there are people who are trying to get that information, trying to fact check the authorities. last night rachel spoke with chronicle reporter who wrote a series of articles last year about the dangers of texas s chemical plants.
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