Explosion at chemical plant in Japan may have released toxic gas

RT
Tue, 03 Nov 2015 12:10 UTC

An explosion has occurred at Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company in Kamisu, Japan, according to reports. There are fears that toxic gas has been released and gone into Kashima plant.

A fire brigade has arrived at the scene. There is so far no information on whether anyone was injured in the explosion.

The plant says there is no risk of hazardous substances being released as a result of the blast.

The blast was heard by residents living nearby, one of which described it as a "tremendous explosion," Daily Current Affairs News reported.

The explosion occurred at around 6:30 p.m. local time at the north side of the plant.

The cause of the explosion so far remains unknown.

Comment: There have been a number of unexplained explosions at industrial facilities around the globe recently, and the following examples are only a few of the most recent. For a better understanding of what may be causing these explosions, see Earth Changes and the Human Cosmic Connection.

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