Chemical leak at Six Flags Water Park in Texas affects dozen, the HAZMAT crew replies

No fewer than 34 other people were decontaminated with a dangerous goods group, in accordance with local government, on Saturday following a chemical leak at Six Flags Typhoon Harbor Splashtown in Spring, Texas.

Affected individuals “experience mild pore and skin and / or inhalation infections,” according to the Harris County Hearth Marshal’s registered office. The officials mentioned that the chemical leak was contained once in at least one roll call in the park.

The Spring Hearth Division revealed that the government responded to the incident by urging the public to stay away from the park.

“A number of Spring Hearth crews are at Six Flags Typhoon Harbor this spring, serving dozens of people who have suffered from a chemical leak,” the department said. “Please stay away from the world.”

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The government is tracking the air and water conditions in the park and trying to identify the chemical compounds that caused the problem. The motif of the leak wasn’t immediately transparent.

Fox Information reached out to Six Flags, but didn’t immediately listen again.

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