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Chemical disposed of safely
Fire and Emergency New Zealand, along with the New
Zealand Defence Force and Police, responded to a chemical
incident in Dunedin this morning where some hydrazine
monohydrate had crystalised.
The chemical was disposed of safely via a controlled detonation at the site by the New Zealand Defence Force around 9.45am this morning.
There were 14 Fire and Emergency personnel and five appliances in attendance, including a Specialist Hazmat Command Unit.
Police cordons have been stood down and Fire and Emergency crews have now left the site after cleaning up.
ENDS
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