No need to worry...
Is this any city in particular?
Is this different from the blue haze thread of an hour ago?
where is this?
Not that I believe its terror related but It just reminds me of the terrorists who attempted to blow up some chlorine tanks in Israel a few years ago.
Maybe it’s the return of the moth man.
Weird.
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As a result, emergency officials do not know the source of the smell or what the product is or its origin. Following established protocols, emergency officials have activated the Emergency Operations Center and are tracking the location of the calls.
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Ode to Jimi Hendrix
What freaking City? State? Country?
You could add a hint when you post things like this.
That is, until they start typing in ALL CAPS.
Then they are just being retards.
Perhaps Sheets Byrd and some buddies are a doin’ some burnin’?
Who farted?
From the picture it just looks like fog....and if it isn’t, what exactly could it be that would cause people ‘accute distress’??
No need to worry...
Update from your link:
UPDATE @ 7:58PM:
Dale Petry, the emergency services director for Kanawha County, says emergency response teams are setting up at different places around the county to monitor the haze & smell. He’s hoping special equipment on the response trucks will be able to help identify what is causing it.
Petry also confirms that county emergency officials went up in a helicopter Friday with DEP officials to see if the source of the haze cand be pinpointed — but they didn’t find anything conclusive.
According to Petry, firefighters went to chemical plants in the valley and set up monitoring systems — and no traces of any leaks were detected.
Right now: Petry says there is almost no wind, causing the cloud to stay put. He adds, though, that it is moving north slightly toward Sissonville.
Low altitude chemtrail? Any black aircraft in the vicinity?
First question I’m asking is where were the Clintons when this appeared? Second, do they have any “mysterious” business investments with the people of Charleston?
It was hazy here too today (Duluth Mn). Kind of unusual when it’s this cold - 9’F. You’d expect it to be crystal clear. Didn’t smell or sense anything wrong. Nobody else seemes to have noticed though.
Not like the old classics, but has some potential.
Most insecticides are nerve agents.
A big enough dose and a human can be affected.
Hopefully, no problems will result.