Another Huge Explosion & Fire At Ohio Warehouse! Casualties!

James Kaufman, World News Report Today. We've had a huge explosion and fire at an Ohio warehouse, and we do have casualties. Two workers were dispatched after a huge explosion, actually two explosions, that sparked a large fire at an Ohio plant, according to officials. Two workers passed away and several others were injured after two explosions tore through an industrial recycling facility in Toledo, Ohio, sparking a massive fire and sending thick black smoke billowing over the area. Yes, another one, believe it or not. It's daily. The blast erupted shortly before 5 a.m. at Brent Industries during a shift change, Toledo Fire Chief Allison Armstrong said, according to the Associated Press. Firefighters later found the bodies of a male and female employee inside the heavily damaged building. Two or three other workers suffered injuries. Video from the scene showed flames engulfing portions of the facility as fire crews surrounded the building. Aerial images showed extensive destruction of nearly all the roof gone and several walls blown out, according to the Associated Press. Armstrong said crews initially faced hazardous materials and runoff and a threat of additional explosions as they searched for victims and accounted for the employees. Environmental officials said air monitoring detected no hazardous threat. Demetrius Langston, a resident who lives around a half mile away, said he felt the force of the blasts and shockwaves came down the block he said then we all heard a second boom you could feel both of them the fire continued burning into the afternoon officials said that there was no preliminary indications of what caused these explosions authorities urged residents who could see or smell smoke to stay away from the area and keep the windows and doors closed and shelter in place Brent Industries based in Alabama provides textile reconditioning and industrial recycling services and uses mineral spirits in its cleaning process according to the Associated Press this is a highly flammable liquid fire officials said the tanks containing the petroleum-based solvent at the Toledo facility though their role in the explosion remains unknown the company has has a history of deadly accidents and safety violations, according to the Associated Press. A 2015 explosion at its Alabama plant dispatched one worker and injured several others after mineral spirit vapors ignited inside a washing machine. OSHA later cited the company for six violations and fined it $27,000. Brent Industries could not immediately be reached by Fox News Digital for comment. Please share, folks, and give us a thumbs up on the way out. This is getting ridiculous. We have a warehouse exploding every single day.