Department of Defense spokesman says 'shelter-in-place order' lifted after air quality issue detected.
Department of Defense spokesman says ‘shelter-in-place order’ lifted after air quality issue detected.
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The all clear has been given at the Pentagon, the sprawling facility that houses the US Department of Defense, after firefighters were called to investigate a “hazardous materials incident”.
Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said on Thursday that a “shelter-in-place order” had been issued after a possible air quality issue was detected.
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Department of Defense spokesman says 'shelter-in-place order' given after air quality issue detected.
Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said a shelter-in-place order had been issued for employees and that response teams were in place…
The Pentagon's systems "detected an air quality issue necessitating precautionary measures until we determine its significance,"…
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