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An explosion at an industrial park for chemical companies has shaken the German city of Leverkusen, sending a large black cloud into the air. Several people were injured and five remain missing.
Germany's federal office for civil protection and disaster assistance classified the explosion as "an extreme threat" and asked residents to stay inside and keep windows and doors closed, the German news agency dpa reported.
Operators of the Chempark site in Leverkusen, about 13 miles (20km) north of Cologne on the Rhine River, said the cause of the explosion was unclear.
Currenta, the company operating the chemical park, said in a statement that several employees were injured, at least two of them severely, and five people remained missing.
Police in Cologne said they did not have any information on the cause or size of the explosion, but that a large number of police, firefighters, helicopters and ambulances had been deployed to the scene. They asked all residents to stay inside and warned people from outside Leverkusen to avoid the region.
I wonder if the boys that have sex with their teachers get Straight A's? as a reward.
"Parsi also claims to have heard from a Western-friendly "senior Global South diplomat" that "whatever agonizing claim the US had to lead a...
Their spelling is wrong. Shouldn't it be attack'ems ?
Needless, wanton violence. So sad.
Depopulation agenda is well under way....less stupid humans might be better.
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