Published August 8, 2008 at 3:42 pm by Ken Hawkins.
Chlorine leak leads to evacuation of some 23
A chlorine leak, perhaps from a leaky valve, led to the evacuation of some 23 workers at Salisbury Electrical Safety in North Charleston this morning.
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The employees were able to return some three hours later. The Post and Courier has more on the leak and evacuation.
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