Re: [Sky-1] Remarkable Haz Mat Incident

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Medium-rare for me, please.  Thanks!


---- Original message ----
>Date: Tue, 22 Jul 2003 09:32:46 -0400
>From: Roger & Amanda La France <lafrance@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>Subject: Re: [Sky-1] Remarkable Haz Mat Incident
>To: AIRLINE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>WOW! What a coincidence, I heard that a cow got loose from a
local
>slaughter house and wandered on the airport grounds. It then
got chopped
>up by a taxing prop plane. Then due to the hot MEM sun on
the tarmac,
>there was prime rib everywhere!
>
>On the serious side. Here in EWR UAL was unloading 55 Gal
drums of
>concentrated garlic. One of the drums ruptured and all over
the
>canloader and the ground it spilled.
>
>For years after, the smell lingered at gate B65 or when the
UAL
>canloader would go by you.
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Lanier [mailto:alanie@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
>Sent: Monday, July 21, 2003 7:19 PM
>To: hazmat101@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Cc: Skyone@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: [Sky-1] Remarkable Haz Mat Incident
>
>
>We had a remarkable "haz mat" incident at Memphis
International Airport
>on
>Sunday. At 10:30Am as I was about to go out the door to
church, the
>communications center called me. The airport fire unit had
been called
>to
>respond to a "haz mat incident" at local hometown mega-huge
express
>airline's international section in their hub. A number of
employees had
>to
>evacuate the area having burning eyes, watery noses, and
difficulty in
>breathing. This could be representative of a number of
substances.
>
>After Rescue One, the haz mat unit responded, the "haz mat"
substance
>was
>determined to be a leak with two five gallon containers of
concentrated
>horseradish from an Asian country. No one was hurt and
cleanup was
>expedited
>by use of SCBA's [Self Contained Breathing Apparatus].
>
>When the communications unit called me the second time and
told me what
>the
>substance was and asked what we should do, I replied, "Well,
I guess you
>ought to get them to order 1500 pounds of prime rib, medium-
well." A
>check
>of the shipping papers and container revealed no violations
of laws and
>regulations - just a case of bad luck.
>
>Alton Lanier
>Environmental Manager
>Memphis International Airport
>Arlington, Tennessee
>
>
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