Hazmat crews called to investigate chemical leak at Trumbull building
State Hazmat crews are investigating the cause of a chemical leak that brought three dozen firefighters to a Trumbull building Tuesday.
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Jun 21, 2022, 11:22 PM
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Updated 667 days ago
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308ds agoState Hazmat crews
are investigating the cause of a chemical leak that brought three dozen
firefighters to a Trumbull building Tuesday.
It happened at the Data Center located at 60
Merritt Blvd.
Officials say crews were called after an
employee began to feel eye and throat pain.
They say the problem was traced to a pump
feeding a cooling tower on the roof.
News 12 is told a small amount of a corrosive
chemical leaked, but there were no serious injuries reported.
