Authorities have identified 11 people killed in an implosion at a paper manufacturing facility in Washington last week.

The total death toll is 11, including three who are still missing. It’s one of the deadliest U.S. workplace accidents in recent decades.

The tank ruptured Tuesday at Nippon Dynawave Packaging Co. facility in Longview, a city located along the southern Washington border with Oregon, killing 11 people.

A large amount of material spilled into a ditch near the site of the deadly tank implosion at a paper mill in Longview. The total death toll is believed to be 11.

Discovery brings death toll from chemical tank rupture in Longview to nine, with two workers still unaccounted for

A deadly chemical tank rupture at a Longview, Washington paper mill kills 11, shattering a tight-knit mill town built on generations of timber and paper jobs.

The death toll from a chemical tank rupture at a paper mill in Washington state has risen to 11 after recovery teams located the bodies of all nine workers who had been reported…

LOS ANGELES: The death toll from a chemical spill at a paper plant in Washington state has risen to 11 as rescuers recovered the bodies of all nine missing people, US authorities…

Death toll from a chemical spill at a Washington paper plant rises to 11 as rescuers recover all missing workers.

The death toll from a chemical spill at a paper plant in Washington state has risen to 11 as rescuers recovered the bodies of all nine missing people, U.S. authorities said on…

The death toll from a chemical spill at a paper mill in Washington rose to 11 after rescuers recovered the bodies of all nine people previously reported...

The bodies of all missing workers at the Washington paper facility where a chemical tank exploded have been recovered, bringing the death toll to 11.

The death toll from a chemical tank rupture in the US state of Washington climbed to 11 as crews recovered the bodies of all nine missing people, authorities said.

Authorities have identified 11 people killed in an implosion at a paper manufacturing facility in Washington last week.