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2 EMPLOYEES SUFFER BURNS AFTER 'SMALL EXPLOSION' AT ETHANOL PLANT IN SHENANDOAH


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STOP. FIRE INVESTIGATORS SAY TWO EMPLOYEES WERE BURNED AFTER A SMALL EXPLOSION
AT AN ETHANOL PLANT IN IOWA AROUND 530 LAST NIGHT. FIRST RESPONDERS WENT TO
GREEN PLAINS ETHANOL FOR A POSSIBLE CHEMICAL EXPOSURE. CREWS FOUND THE EMPLOYEES
AND TOOK THEM TO THE HOSPITAL. SHENANDOAH FIRE SAYS THEY WERE WORKING ON A CORN
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Two employees suffered burns Thursday after a "small explosion" at an ethanol
plant in Iowa, authorities said.Around 5:36 p.m., Shenandoah Fire and Shenandoah
Ambulance Service responded to Green Plains Ethanol Plant for a possible
chemical exposure, officials said.When crews arrived, they determined that two
employees were working on a corn mash pump when there was an explosion from the
pump and both suffered burns, Shenandoah Fire said.The employees were treated
and taken to Shenandoah Medical Center and then transported to a "higher level
of care," authorities said.In a statement, Green Plains confirmed two employees
were injured while "performing equipment maintenance."Shenandoah Fire said no
chemicals were released into the environment, and there is no risk to the
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SHENANDOAH, Iowa —

Two employees suffered burns Thursday after a "small explosion" at an ethanol
plant in Iowa, authorities said.

Around 5:36 p.m., Shenandoah Fire and Shenandoah Ambulance Service responded to
Green Plains Ethanol Plant for a possible chemical exposure, officials said.

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When crews arrived, they determined that two employees were working on a corn
mash pump when there was an explosion from the pump and both suffered burns,
Shenandoah Fire said.


The employees were treated and taken to Shenandoah Medical Center and then
transported to a "higher level of care," authorities said.

In a statement, Green Plains confirmed two employees were injured while
"performing equipment maintenance."

Shenandoah Fire said no chemicals were released into the environment, and there
is no risk to the public.

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