The explosion at a metallurgical plant in Bedford, Ohio, is a “mass casualty incident”
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One person seriously injured and “multiple” people treated for burns following an explosion at a metal fabrication plant in Bedford, Ohio, two weeks after a toxic train derailment in eastern Palestine.
- Several people are injured after an explosion at a metal fabrication plant in Bedford, Ohio
- It is not clear what caused the explosion and how many were injured.
- The blast is about 70 miles east of Palestine, where a toxic train derailed on February 3.
A large explosion at a metal fabrication plant triggered a “mass casualty incident” in Bedford, Ohio, according to reports.
Ambulances were depicted at the scene by 1 Schumann & Co., which makes brass and bronze alloys.. It is not clear what caused the explosion around 2:30 p.m. Monday.
One person suffered serious injuries, while several people were treated for burns. It is not clear how many people were injured.
The emergency services have also requested the development of several medical helicopters.
The explosion in Bedford, Ohio, is about 70 miles northwest of East Palestine, where a toxic train derailed on February 3. It’s just south of Cleveland.
A metal fabrication plant in Bedford, Ohio, exploded on Monday.
Witnesses told locals news 5 that there were two explosions, a small one followed by a larger one around 2:30 p.m.
The building’s brick wall was completely blown away, bricks hitting nearby cars and businesses. Debris also flew across the street.
‘I’m finishing my pork chop from Tasty Take-Outs, like I usually do… finished my pork chop… next thing you know: BOOM. I looked up and it was just… boom. Ridiculous, I don’t know how anything hit me,” a witness told News 5.