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Hi all,
I work at Creighton. Details are still sketchy, but this article is the most thorough I've seen:
The fire department finished the hazmat cleanup around 11 am CST and students were allowed to re-enter the building.
The Omaha Scanner Twitter feed updated in real time:
https://twitter.com/omaha_scanner/status/1349920971248062468
Omaha is currently experiencing blizzard conditions and people are supposed to stay off the roads, so I don't anticipate much more information today.
Mary
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Mary J. Du�da, MS, CHMM
Chemical Coordinator
Environmental Health and Safety
Creighton University
Phone 402-546-6404
mjduda**At_Symbol_Here**creighton.edu
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Subject: [DCHAS-L] Hazmat at Creighton University
Understand that there was a hazmat incident at Creighton University in Omaha this morning. Possible production of ricin. Any details in local news?
V/r,
Mike
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