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One Injured in Chemical Plant Fire
Reported Jan 11 at 4:49 PM · Updated Jan 11 at 6:16 PM · 5.1K Viewed
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A massive fire broke out at a chemical plant in Binghampton Tuesday afternoon, officials confirmed with local news outlets.
At approximately 4 p.m. firefighters responded to reports of a fire at the PMC Biogenix chemical plant in the 1200 block of Pope Street.
According to the plant's website, "PMC Biogenix is a global, innovation-driven developer, manufacturer and marketer of specialty chemicals produced from renewable resources."
A large plume of black smoke could be seen from across the Downtown Memphis area.
Officials have not confirmed what caused the fire or if there are any injuries.
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A massive fire broke out at a chemical plant in Binghampton Tuesday afternoon, officials confirmed with local news outlets.
At approximately 4 p.m. firefighters responded to reports of a fire at the PMC Biogenix chemical plant in the 1200 block of Pope Street.
According to the plant's website, "PMC Biogenix is a global, innovation-driven developer, manufacturer and marketer of specialty chemicals produced from renewable resources."
A large plume of black smoke could be seen from across the Downtown Memphis area.
Officials have not confirmed what caused the fire or if there are any injuries.
Please check back to Citizen for further updates.
A massive fire broke out at a chemical plant in Binghampton Tuesday afternoon, officials confirmed with local news outlets.
At approximately 4 p.m. firefighters responded to reports of a fire at the PMC Biogenix chemical plant in the 1200 block of Pope Street.
According to the plant's website, "PMC Biogenix is a global, innovation-driven developer, manufacturer and marketer of specialty chemicals produced from renewable resources."
A large plume of black smoke could be seen from across the Downtown Memphis area.
Officials have not confirmed what caused the fire or if there are any injuries.
Please check back to Citizen for further updates.
A massive fire broke out at a chemical plant in Binghampton Tuesday afternoon, officials confirmed with local news outlets.
At approximately 4 p.m. firefighters responded to reports of a fire at the PMC Biogenix chemical plant in the 1200 block of Pope Street.
According to the plant's website, "PMC Biogenix is a global, innovation-driven developer, manufacturer and marketer of specialty chemicals produced from renewable resources."
A large plume of black smoke could be seen from across the Downtown Memphis area.
Officials have not confirmed what caused the fire or if there are any injuries.
Please check back to Citizen for further updates.
A massive fire broke out at a chemical plant in Binghampton Tuesday afternoon, officials confirmed with local news outlets.
At approximately 4 p.m. firefighters responded to reports of a fire at the PMC Biogenix chemical plant in the 1200 block of Pope Street.
According to the plant's website, "PMC Biogenix is a global, innovation-driven developer, manufacturer and marketer of specialty chemicals produced from renewable resources."
A large plume of black smoke could be seen from across the Downtown Memphis area.
Officials have not confirmed what caused the fire or if there are any injuries.
Please check back to Citizen for further updates.
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Firefighters advise there is no fire being seen currently.
Firefighters advise the gas for the entire chemical plant is about to be shut down.
Firefighters advise the power lines have been shut down and are currently working on a gas leak.
Firefighters are requesting additional units to help in extinguishing the fire.
Firefighters are blocking down traffic in the area.
Local media outlets advise the fire is at PMC Biogenix, a chemical plant.
Firefighters advise there is no fire being seen currently.
Firefighters advise the gas for the entire chemical plant is about to be shut down.
Firefighters advise the power lines have been shut down and are currently working on a gas leak.
Firefighters are requesting additional units to help in extinguishing the fire.
Firefighters are blocking down traffic in the area.
Local media outlets advise the fire is at PMC Biogenix, a chemical plant.
Firefighters advise there is no fire being seen currently.
Firefighters advise the gas for the entire chemical plant is about to be shut down.
Firefighters advise the power lines have been shut down and are currently working on a gas leak.
Firefighters are requesting additional units to help in extinguishing the fire.
Firefighters are blocking down traffic in the area.
Local media outlets advise the fire is at PMC Biogenix, a chemical plant.
Firefighters advise there is no fire being seen currently.
Firefighters advise the gas for the entire chemical plant is about to be shut down.
Firefighters advise the power lines have been shut down and are currently working on a gas leak.
Firefighters are requesting additional units to help in extinguishing the fire.
Firefighters are blocking down traffic in the area.
Local media outlets advise the fire is at PMC Biogenix, a chemical plant.
Firefighters advise there is no fire being seen currently.
Firefighters advise the gas for the entire chemical plant is about to be shut down.
Firefighters advise the power lines have been shut down and are currently working on a gas leak.
Firefighters are requesting additional units to help in extinguishing the fire.
Firefighters are blocking down traffic in the area.
Local media outlets advise the fire is at PMC Biogenix, a chemical plant.
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