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Chemical release nearby

Critical

⚠️ Check: Is the area safe for you to approach?

Move quickly upwind. Avoid low areas where vapors collect.

Go upwind away from the plant. Do not touch or breathe it in. Call 112 when safe.

Step 1: Move upwind and uphill — away from the release
Step 2: Do not touch liquids, dust, or foam on the ground
Step 3: Cover nose and mouth with cloth while moving — do not rely on it for long
Step 4: Call 112 once you are at a safe distance
Step 5: Follow official shelter or evacuation instructions on radio or phone

DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT go toward the plant to look, film, or help unless you are trained hazmat staff.

DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT touch puddles, powder, or residue — it may burn or poison through skin.

DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT drive through a visible vapor cloud — you may become trapped inside the car.

DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Call 112 from upwind at a safe distance. Say: "Industrial chemical release near [location]."
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Describe the facility, color of cloud or spill, and symptoms people have.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Follow dispatcher instructions — they may connect you to disaster management or fire services.

Any industrial chemical release near civilians needs emergency services and hazmat teams.

DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Anyone with trouble breathing, burns, or collapse needs ambulance care immediately.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Hazmat teams must assess the release — civilians stay out until all-clear is given.

This helper does not contact emergency services. You must call yourself.

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