The fire that erupted at 4:35 a.m. has been brought under control. No casualties have been reported, according to the county government.
The controversial chemical plant was built in 2009 on Gulei Peninsula after the project was called off in the coastal city of Xiamen amid protests over potential pollution and health problems.
A Zhangpu county government spokesman said an initial investigation found that a cracked hydrogen pipeline triggered the fire during a pressure test.
He said the blast did not heavily damage the plant, nor has it resulted in any chemical leaks.
However, windows on a number of residences near the plant were shattered in the explosion.
Yes, that's ocurred to me too, along with this:
...This asteroid [2003 DZ15] will reach the peak magnitude ~16.5 on 29 and 30 July 2013. This is its closest approach to the Earth...
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I guess there wont be any interesting videos of the explosions themselves, since there was nothing to atract people's attention prior to, unlike in the case of Waco, Texas.