Possible ammonia contamination prompts evacuations after Oregon seafood plant fire, officials say
A fire broke out at a seafood wholesaler in an Oregon coastal city on Sunday morning. Officials ordered residents to evacuate because the smoke from the fire potentially contained ammonia, a hazardous chemical. The situation prompted immediate action to protect public safety in the area.
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Oregon coastal city issues evacuation order after fire at seafood plant