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PENTAGON LOCKED DOWN! Suspected Hazardous Material At US Defense HQ Sparks Panic, Chaos?
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3:02Now PlayingMultiple floors inside the Pentagon were placed under lockdown after monitoring systems detected a potential air quality issue, triggering a hazardous materials response. Parts of the US Department of Defense headquarters were evacuated, while shelter-in-place orders were issued in affected areas. Specialized response teams and multiple agencies rushed to investigate the possible contamination. Initial reports suggested a hazmat scare, prompting emergency protocols across the building. However, officials later indicated the incident may have been a false alarm, with no confirmed hazardous substance found. The lockdown was eventually lifted after precautionary testing and security checks.
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PENTAGON LOCKED DOWN! Suspected Hazardous Material At US Defense HQ Sparks Panic, Chaos?
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