A fire broke out at an oil refinery in Pennsylvania
A fire broke out at an oil refinery in Pennsylvania (USA). This was reported on June 25 by the CBS News channel.
"On Thursday afternoon in Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania, on the banks of the Delaware River, a fire broke out at an oil refinery," the publication says.
The article notes that there is no information about the causes of the fire and the victims.
The city of Marcus Hook is asking residents to avoid the area, but there are no calls for evacuation yet.
"Currently, the air quality is at an uncomfortable level, and it is recommended to stay in your homes within a half-mile radius of the plant. Evacuation is not required at the moment," the TV channel reports the words of the local police.
On May 9, Fox News reported that a large fire broke out at the Sigma Renew 360 plastic recycling plant in the US state of Tennessee, and a black column of smoke appeared above the plant.
On May 8, a powerful explosion and a large fire occurred at the Chalmtte Refining refinery of PBF Energy, located in Chalmette, Louisiana. Later it became known that the fire had been extinguished. According to preliminary information, there were no reports of casualties as a result of the incident.
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