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Massive explosion at Louisville plant collapses part of factory, at least 11 hospitalized
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0:33Now PlayingA Kentucky plant exploded Tuesday afternoon — sending a massive boom across the area and injuring at least 11 workers inside, according to officials.
The blast happened around 3 p.m., collapsing part Givaudan Sense Colour, a natural food coloring plant, and blowing out the windows of nearby houses in the Clifton neighborhood of Louisville, according to city leaders.
One employee was rescued by first responders after he was pinned under part of the wreckage, according to the city’s fire department.
At least 11 workers were rushed to local hospitals. Their conditions are unknown but no deaths have been reported so far, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said during a press briefing.
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