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At least 2 dead, 9 missing after chemical tank explosion in Washington

At least two people were killed and several people were injured or unaccounted for after a chemical explosion at a Washington state industrial plant.

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Search shifts to rescue as 11 feared dead in Washington state chemical tank explosion

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No Hope of Finding Survivors of Washington Paper Mill Tank Implosion, Where 9 Are Missing: Officials

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Chemical tank rupture in Washington state causes one death, multiple injuries

A chemical tank imploded and ruptured at a Nippon Dynawave Packaging facility in the U.S. state of Washington on Tuesday, resulting in one death and nine ‌injuries, while nine others remained unaccou...

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At least one dead in chemical implosion at Washington packaging plant

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Victims of the Washington paper mill disaster included husbands and grandfathers

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2nd person dies, 9 still missing in chemical tank rupture at paper mill: Officials

Nine people remain missing, as recovery efforts are set to begin a day after the incident, officials said.

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9 Missing After Washington Paper Mill Tank Rupture And Officials Say There's No Hope Of Survivors

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2 confirmed dead, 9 still missing as recovery efforts resume following Longview chemical tank implosion

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Explosion sparks massive fire at Stickney industrial plant

A large fire broke out Wednesday evening after an explosion at an industrial plant in suburban Stickney, sending a massive plume of smoke into the sky and prompting shelter-in-place precautions for nearby residents and a local college.

'Major chemical explosion' kills at least one and nine are missing

The facility is a pulp and paper mill and a liquid packaging plant, according to the Washington Department of Ecology.

Possible explosion of industrial tank now off the table in California

Officials in California say a possible explosion of an industrial tank holding 7,000 liquid gallons of highly flammable and toxic chemicals is now off the table.