Chemical Spillage Reported on College Campus
A chemical spillage occurred in a college campus in Davao City after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake shook Davao Oriental, officials reported. The incident took place on the 6th floor of San Pedro College, where hazardous materials were released following the tremor.
The Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) quickly responded to the scene to contain the spill and prevent further hazards. Local leaders emphasized the importance of swift action to ensure the safety of students and staff in the area.
Earthquake Impact and Safety Measures
The powerful earthquake that struck Davao Oriental caused widespread concern across nearby regions, including Davao City. Community members noted that aside from structural damages, incidents like the chemical spillage pose additional risks to public safety and health.
Authorities advised residents and campus occupants to remain vigilant and follow safety protocols. Evacuation procedures were implemented to minimize exposure, and cleanup efforts began promptly to restore normalcy.
Ongoing Monitoring and Updates
Fire and rescue teams continue to monitor the situation closely. Officials reported that no casualties have been confirmed related to the chemical spill. However, they urged the public to stay informed through official channels as the situation develops.
Local emergency services remain on high alert to respond to any further incidents triggered by the earthquake. Community leaders also called for cooperation among residents to ensure safety and order during this period.
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