Berkeley-Mystery substance spills in Rudow: Fire department operation
A perplexing substance has seeped from a waste management facility's premises in Berlin's Rudow district. Three individuals were transported to the hospital, as the Berlin fire department revealed on their social network platform, X (formerly Twitter). The area surrounding the waste management facility has already been cordoned off, and the adjacent canal road between Mistelweg and Salbeiweg has been blocked off, according to a representative from the Berlin fire department. The fire department currently has 60 firefighters on the scene, and no threat to the general public has been reported.
The Berlin police's Forensic Task Force, a specialized team handling biological, chemical, or radiological hazards, has also joined the fire department's operation, reportedly by the fire department's spokesperson. The substance apparently escaped during the delivery of waste, and the team is now working to determine its identity.
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The Berlin fire department is currently responding to a situation involving a mystery substance leak from a waste management facility in Berlin’s Rudow district. The area surrounding the facility has been cordoned off, and the adjacent canal road has been blocked off. 60 firefighters are on the scene, and there appears to be no threat to the general public.
Additionally, the Berlin police's Forensic Task Force, a specialized team that handles biological, chemical, or radiological hazards, has joined the operation at the scene to assist in identifying and containing the mystery substance. It is currently unknown what the substance is, but the team is currently investigating.
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