Chemical spill in St Neots
FIREFIGHTERS wore protective suits to clean-up a chemical spill in St Neots. Fire crews arrived in Alpha Drive in Eaton Socon on Monday (April 13) at 6.23pm to find a quantity of sulphuric acid had spilled onto waste ground. Two crews from St Neots, one
FIREFIGHTERS wore protective suits to clean-up a chemical spill in St Neots.
Fire crews arrived in Alpha Drive in Eaton Socon on Monday (April 13) at 6.23pm to find a quantity of sulphuric acid had spilled onto waste ground.
Two crews from St Neots, one hazard material unit from St Neots and a rescue vehicle from Huntingdon were called to help with the clean-up operation.
Firefighters wore special chemical suits to clear the spillage and make the area safe.
They were assisted by police officers and staff from the Environment Agency.
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