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The National Emergency Office (Onemi) called on the population of the Metropolitan region to stay at home because of the danger that the toxic cloud can pose that has been reported in much of the capital.
“Due to this indeterminate smell, the population is recommended to stay in their homes and inform themselves through official channels”Onemi expressed.
#ONEMIInform Regarding the indeterminate odor in the environment in the Province of Santiago, it is reported that the Health Authority, the SEC and a team from ONEMI Regional are on the ground to determine the origin of this event. https://t.co/OgNKGh9cLQ pic.twitter.com/Bq3bZEf5VJ
– onemichile (@onemichile) September 2, 2020
It is also recommended close doors and windows to prevent the smell from entering homes.
As reported by the agency, after people reported the smell of gas in different communes, Firefighters began to search for the origin of this without having results until this Wednesday morning.
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Currently, health authorities, the Superintendency of Electricity and Fuel and the Onemi Regional team are deployed on the ground to determine the causes of what happened.
“Toxic cloud”
Since Tuesday night, social media users reported a strong smell of gas that was perceived in different parts of the capital.
According to what is indicated by these, the smell has been present in communes such as Central Station, San Miguel, Cerrillos, Santiago Centro, Pedro Aguirre Cerda, Ñuñoa, San Joaquín, Providencia, among other.
Through your accounts, Firefighters reported that it is working on determining the causes of the event.
In different parts of Santiago, odor and gas emanation are reported, a situation that Firefighters of the corresponding commune are dealing with. Image via @SOSAFE_CL pic.twitter.com/izpYOFV38p
– Bomba Spain CBS (@Bomba_Decima) September 2, 2020
Likewise, the Delegation of the Province of Santiago indicated that the Metropolitan South Fire Department reported that it would be a “toxic cloud” that is moving between communes, originating in the western sector of the capital.
🔴 NOW🔴 Due to the strong smell of gas in various communes of the #ProvinceDeStgo, we recommend closing doors and windows. Bomberos Metropolitano Sur reports a toxic cloud that is moving between communes, originating in the western sector of the capital. pic.twitter.com/TkAnGEmfko
– DelegationStgo (@DelegacionStgo) September 2, 2020
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