Crisis at Clairton: Explosion Rocks US Steel Plant
An explosion at the US Steel coking plant near Pittsburgh trapped individuals, sparking an active rescue response. The massive industrial facility, Clairton Coke Works, is the largest coking plant in North America. Emergency services reported a fire started at 10:51 am and transported five people. No fatalities confirmed yet.
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An alarming explosion shook the US Steel coking plant near Pittsburgh on Monday, trapping several people under debris. Emergency personnel promptly arrived on the scene.
While there are no confirmed fatalities at Clairton Coke Works, the situation remains tense as rescue operations continue, according to Allegheny County spokesperson Abigail Gardner.
The fire ignited at approximately 10:51 am, leading Allegheny County Emergency Services to transport five individuals. Details about those affected remain sparse, as the site is still very much active and under investigation.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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