A crash in south Tucson has prompted a shelter-in-place request for those nearby after a nitric acid spill, according to the Pima County Department of Environmental Quality.
TUCSON, AZ — A crash in south Tucson has prompted evacuations and shelter-in-place requests for those nearby after a nitric acid spill, according to the Pima County Department of Environmental Quality.
Tucson Fire Hazmat Team working with our partners at @Arizona_DPS to control the hazmat and brush fire incidents at Rita and I10. Continue to avoid the area, I10 will remain closed an extended period of time. Stay safe @cityoftucson pic.twitter.com/oM4WKD5C0E
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