LINKTV Newsline June 22, 2024
Have caught on to a chemical called amoan yum nitrate. More than 200 tons of the substance were stored near where the fire broke out. But the report says the investigations are ongoing. It describes the situation at the blast site as complex. More than 40 kinds of hazardous chemicals were reportedly stored in the area. Officials say 13 of the dead are still unidentified. 65 people remain missing. Residents around the area are concerned about the hazards of pollution from the blasts. Chinese staterun broadcaster cctv quoted fire officials as citing nerve gas and cyanide were detected tuesday fr...