Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, officials urge people to avoid area of massive fire at SPS
During a press conference Tuesday afternoon, officials in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, urged people to stay away from the site of a massive industrial fire in Abington Township. Residents have been asked to evacuate amid air quality concerns.
Witnesses reported explosion before warehouse fire at SPS Technologies in Montgomery County, Pa.
The huge blaze erupted at SPS Technologies on Highland Avenue, Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, around 9:35 p.m. Witnesses reported an explosion inside the building then flames. Abington Township Police said the warehouse was evacuated safely, with all employees being accounted for.
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