Shelter-in-Place in Newburgh Indiana After Chemical Fire [Video]
Video Shows Thick Black Smoke as Shelter-in-Place Ordered in Newburgh Indiana
Emergency Order in Newburgh Indiana as Chemical Fire Sends Thick Smoke
A Shelter-in-Place in Newburgh Indiana has been issued after a large chemical fire broke out Saturday, filling the sky with thick, dark smoke. Shocking video shared on social media shows massive plumes rising over the community, forcing residents to rush inside as emergency crews battle the flames.
Officials are warning that the fire involves potentially hazardous materials. Residents are urged to stay indoors, close all windows and doors, and shut off heating or air systems that pull in air from outside.
Emergency Response in Newburgh Indiana
Local fire departments, hazmat units, and law enforcement agencies are on the scene working to contain the chemical fire. Authorities stress that remaining inside is the safest step until further notice from Warrick County emergency services.
What Residents Should Do During the Shelter-in-Place
Authorities are instructing residents to:
- Stay inside and keep windows and doors tightly closed
- Turn off heating, air conditioning, or fans bringing in outdoor air
- Monitor official updates for real-time information
Video Shows Black Smoke Over Newburgh Indiana
Dramatic video clips posted online reveal heavy black smoke visible for miles, underscoring the seriousness of the Shelter-in-Place Newburgh Indiana order. Officials continue to warn residents not to approach the fire zone for their own safety.
