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North: France's Largest Heineken Plant Evacuated as a Precaution After Ammonia Leak
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Used in the plant for its refrigerant functions, ammonia is a flammable and toxic gas when inhaled at high doses. It can also cause skin burns and eye damage.
The precise origin of the leak has not yet been located, according to the prefecture and the firefighters.
The ammonia leak that occurred on Wednesday 13 August in the Heineken factory in Mons-en-Barœul, near Lille, has been located and will be sealed up, the prefecture of the North announced.
The ammonia leak at the Heineken plant in Mons-en-barœul was located early this Wednesday by firefighters. The situation is now under control according to the prefecture of the North.
A leak of ammonia occurred on Wednesday 13 August in the brewery of the Dutch giant Heineken in Mons-en-Baroeul, near Lille, leading to the evacuation of the plant, but according to the prefecture of the North its smell does not pose a danger to the residents.
A leak of ammonia occurred on Wednesday in the brewery of the Dutch giant Heineken in Mons-en-Baroeul, near Lille, leading to the evacuation of the plant, but according to the prefecture of the North its smell does not pose a danger to the residents. The levels of ammonia in the...
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