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    Chemical cloud at K-State prompts alerts to local agencies

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    By KMAN Staff on February 2, 2012 Local News

    A couple of chemicals mixed together improperly at Justin Hall on the the K-State campus this afternoon brought the Manhattan Fire Department, Kansas State police, and public safety officials to the scene.

    Jessica Brooks with the K-State police department tells KMAN a chemical cloud formed, prompting the alert to the different agencies. However the problem, reported at about 1:40 in the afternoon was taken care of within 15 or 20 minutes.

    Brooks indicates to her knowledge Justin Hall was not evacuated.

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