COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS—
Koch Specialty Plant Services, Inc.
Inhalation of harmful substance single episode or single shift · Effects of poison, toxic, or allergenic exposure unspecified
Final narrative
An anhydrous ammonia cloud from a flare descended into the vicinity of multiple employees. One of the exposed employees was hospitalized.
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