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Hazardous Chemical Leak In US Factory Sparks Panic In West Virginia, 2 Killed & 30 Hospitalized
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April 23, 2026
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A massive chemical leak at Catalyst Refiners' facility in West Virginia’s “Chemical Valley” has left 30 people hospitalized and caused multiple on-site fatalities. A violent reaction involving nitric acid during a plant shutdown released toxic hydrogen sulfide gas, triggering a shelter-in-place order for Institute. Among the injured were seven first responders. Emergency chaos ensued as victims sought treatment, with one individual reportedly transported in a garbage truck. Governor Patrick Morrisey confirmed a large-scale decontamination operation is underway as investigators probe the silver recovery process. While air and water supplies remain safe, the industrial hazard marks a significant local disaster.
US Factory's Hazardous Chemical Leak Sparks Panic In West Virginia, 2 Killed & 30 Hospitalized
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