10 people treated for exposure after Wayne hazmat situation
<p>A police officer, six firefighters, two EMTs and a worker were taken to the hospital early Sunday morning after a hazmat situation at a business in Wayne.</p>
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Jan 14, 2018, 8:17 PM
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Updated 2,671 days ago
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A police officer, six firefighters, two EMTs and a worker were taken to the hospital early Sunday morning after a hazmat situation at a business in Wayne.
It happened at the Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics building on Dey Road.
Officials say several people were exposed to smoke and fumes caused by PTFE. The most widely known PTFE-based formula is Teflon.
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