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2 hospitalized, hundreds decontaminated after CT hazmat incident
Two people were hospitalized and more than 300 have undergone decontamination following a possible hazmat incident at a ...
Over 300 people ‘decontaminated’ due to suspicious package incident in North Canaan
Over 300 people had to be “decontaminated” after officials said there was a suspicious package discovered at the Becton ...
2 hospitalized, hundreds going through decontamination process after possible hazmat incident in North Canaan
Two people have been taken to the hospital and hundreds are going through a decontamination process after a report of a ...
Two employees hospitalized, over 300 decontaminated after suspicious package found at CT facility
The incident is being investigated by the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security, Connecticut State Police and other ...
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2 hospitalized, hundreds going through decontamination process after possible hazmat incident in North Canaan
Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. Two people were taken to a nearby hospital as a precaution and around 300 to 350 personnel at the facility are undergoing a ...
North Canaan facility OK'd to reopen after bioterrorism false alarm, officials say
Authorities gave the Becton Dickinson facility in North Canaan the greenlight to reopen Saturday after officials determined a ...
Mysterious package received at North Canaan facility tests negative for Plague, Anthrax
The town of North Canaan has released an update about the hazmat incident that occurred Thursday at Becton-Dickinson. Over ...
Police: Employees at North Canaan facility underwent decontamination after suspicious package found
Connecticut State Police said troopers, the FBI and other agencies responding to Grace Way in North Canaan on Thursday for a ...
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Brockton Fire responds to hazmat incident after workers notice vapors. What happened?
BROCKTON — The Brockton Fire Department Hazmat Team responded to a Hazmat incident and found an unknown chemical inside a tank at Churchill Linen Services Inc., Fire Chief Brian Nardelli said.