Acid Leak Sparks Panic at London Coca Cola Factory, 200 Workers Evacuated Late At Night
Firefighters were seen donning chemical protection suits and breathing equipment after reports of a spillage involving hydrochloric acid at the site in south-east London where 200 people had to be evacuated.
Two hundred workers were evacuated from a Coca-Cola factory last night after a chemical leak at the plant. Employees left the site in Sidcup, Kent, before the London Fire Brigade arrived to the incident on Wednesday evening. While the leak was isolated some three hours later, firefighters remained at the scene through the night taking chemical readings in the area of the plant, which sits opposite houses, a Chinese takeaway and the office of a car rental company.Watch the below. Maria Branyas Morera is The Oldest Person Now Following Death of Lucile Randon; Know The Age of New Guinness World Record Holder!
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Hundreds of workers have been evacuated at a Coca-Cola factory after an acid leak at a plant in Greater London.
Firefighters rushed to the factory in Sidcup, Bexley, just after 8:30 pm on Wednesday, following a leak of hydrochloric acid.#UK #Business pic.twitter.com/SoqLo6M2nU
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