(FOX NEWS) — Georgia officials are asking some residents to evacuate after a fire at a chemical plant started spreading toxic smoke on Sunday.
The fire began at the BioLab plant in Conyers – which is located around 32 miles southeast of Atlanta – at 5 a.m. on Sunday, FOX 5 Atlanta reported. BioLab is a company that produces pool chemicals, according to its website.
BREAKING: Shelter-in-Place and evacuations ordered due to biolab chemical plant fire releasing massive amounts toxic smoke in Georgia pic.twitter.com/ZmbQug1W4J
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BioLab told Fox News Digital that they are “actively responding” to the incident.
