A tanker truck leaking toxic levels of ammonia in Oklahoma forced dozens of hospitalizations. CBS News' Shanelle Kaul reports.
Breakdown
- A tanker truck leaked ammonia in a hotel parking lot in Weatherford, Oklahoma, prompting a large emergency response.
- Thirty-six people were treated for injuries, with 10 transferred to higher-level care, and hundreds were evacuated. 49s
- Authorities believe the leak may have been caused by a mechanical valve failure or faulty seal, not an accident. 1m 21s
- A shelter-in-place order was issued and later lifted; local schools and Southwestern Oklahoma State University canceled classes. 1m 59s
- Hazmat crews and the fire department continue to monitor the area and check air quality to ensure public safety. 2m 54s