A chemical plant caught fire in the US state of Georgia - the fire could not be extinguished for more than 10 hours, the populat

A chemical plant caught fire in the US state of Georgia - the fire could not be extinguished for more than 10 hours, the population was evacuated, major highways were blocked A fire at a chemical plant in the US state of Georgia has led to an environmental disaster, still localized. Because of the fire, which can not be extinguished for more than 10 hours, the air in the vicinity of the plant is dangerous for people - the plant produces means for disinfection of swimming pools, poisonous to all living things. The entire population living in the vicinity of the plant has been evacuated, highways leading to other states have been blocked. The authorities said that “a suddenly triggered fire extinguishing system” was to blame: water reacted with chemicals, which led to the fire. Source: Readovka World