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Photos from the explosion and fire at the Seneca Petroleum plant in Lemont on April 25, 2023.
[Image: Daniel Hynd photo]
[Image: Daniel Hynd photo]
[Image: Daniel Hynd photo]
From abc7chicago.com:
An explosion reportedly occurred in an asphalt tank at the Seneca Petroleum plant in Lemont on Tuesday morning. One person was killed and another was taken to Silver Cross Hospital for treatment. OSHA officials confirmed that both the deceased and the injured were contractors working with M&J Industrial Services on-site.
The Will County Coroner’s Office identified the victim as 25-year-old Dru A. Worker from Homewood. Authorities reported that multiple agencies responded to the incident, and the fire was eventually brought under control after several hours. Firefighters stated that no hazardous materials were released, and there is no public safety risk.
OSHA and ComEd also arrived at the scene. According to records, Seneca Petroleum had no prior OSHA violations at its Lemont facility.
These images provide a glimpse into the scene following the incident, captured by local photographer Daniel Hynd. As more details emerge, updates will follow."
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"Here's a message from Daniel Hynd:
Photos from the explosion and fire at the Seneca Petroleum plant in Lemont on April 25, 2023.
[Image: Daniel Hynd photo]
[Image: Daniel Hynd photo]
[Image: Daniel Hynd photo]
From abc7chicago.com:
An explosion reportedly occurred in an asphalt tank at the Seneca Petroleum plant in Lemont on Tuesday morning. One person was killed and another was taken to Silver Cross Hospital for treatment. OSHA officials confirmed that both the deceased and the injured were contractors working with M&J Industrial Services on-site.
The Will County Coroner’s Office identified the victim as 25-year-old Dru A. Worker from Homewood. Authorities reported that multiple agencies responded to the incident, and the fire was eventually brought under control after several hours. Firefighters stated that no hazardous materials were released, and there is no public safety risk.
OSHA and ComEd also arrived at the scene. According to records, Seneca Petroleum had no prior OSHA violations at its Lemont facility.
These images provide a glimpse into the scene following the incident, captured by local photographer Daniel Hynd. The event has sparked concern among residents and workers in the area, especially given the proximity of the plant to residential neighborhoods.
Local authorities are investigating the cause of the explosion, and further information is expected in the coming days. Meanwhile, emergency crews continue to monitor the site for any residual risks.
Daniel Hynd’s photos offer a rare look at the aftermath, showing the intensity of the fire and the efforts made to contain it. Many locals have expressed gratitude for the quick response from first responders, who worked tirelessly to prevent further damage.
As the community begins to process what happened, discussions about industrial safety and emergency preparedness are likely to intensify. For now, the focus remains on supporting the families of those affected and ensuring the safety of the surrounding area.
More updates will follow as new information becomes available."