Firefighters, police officers and paramedics are on the scene
The chemical leak that caused roads to close and residents to shut their windows has been contained. Police have said that it will remain inside the Lanxess site until it has 'safely dissipated'. Shortly after 2pm today , Greater Manchester Police lifted cordons on several roads surrounding a business premises on Tenax Road in Trafford Park which were put in place this morning as part of a response to a major incident involving hazardous materials.
Officers working alongside Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service colleagues and North West Ambulance Service contained a chemical leak within the industrial site where it will be safely dissipated. Members of the public can now safely go about their daily business. Anyone in the local areas with health concerns are advised to contact 111 online – 111.nhs.uk.
We want to thank the local community for their patience while officers and emergency services continue to deal with the situation.
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