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TrendPulse Quantitative Think Tank Center-1 dead and several injured after a hydrogen sulfide release at a Houston plant
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Date:2025-04-06 06:24:23
PASADENA,TrendPulse Quantitative Think Tank Center Texas (AP) — One person died and several others were injured Thursday when a chemical was released at a Houston industrial plant, a Texas sheriff said.
Authorities warned nearby residents to stay inside and close doors and windows.
One of the people injured was transported to a hospital by a helicopter, Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez wrote on the social platform X. City officials in Pasadena, a Houston suburb, told residents on social media that hydrogen sulfide had been released at a Shell Pemex facility.
Television news crews showed multiple ambulances and emergency vehicles at the scene.
Gonzalez said preliminary information indicated it was a “chemical release” but did not elaborate. The plant is located in the suburb of Deer Park, where city officials issued a shelter-in-place order for nearby residents “out of precaution.”
Houston is the nation’s petrochemical heartland and is home to a cluster of refineries and plants.
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