Author Topic: Waco Texas explosion and fire near a fertilizer plant  (Read 2567 times)

"At least 50-60 homes heavily damaged, a school burning, said a huge explosion was heard, 150 people injured, nursing home on fire."
And on top of that here comes a weather front to help it.
Heres the news link:
ALSO: between 5-15 people have been killed
http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/04/17/17800341-5-to-15-killed-160-wounded-in-devastating-texas-chemical-plant-blast?lite

I saw the explosion video, it's loving impressive

I cant believe how a 2nd explosion happens so suddenly a few days after the Boston bombing.


I cant believe how a 2nd explosion happens so suddenly a few days after the Boston bombing.
yeah youve got to think that this has to be coordinated somehow.


http://pastebin.com/qMrQ6urq
some guy posted this in a thread on /pol/ so there are plenty of reasons to not believe this


that said they're currently evacuating the entire town of 3000 people, I don't know much about farming but i DO know that the possible chemical fallout from a fertilizer plant wouldn't kill anyone and it would only last for 10 minutes. It appears that there is a second tank of stuff that hasn't blown yet


Also this wasn't in Waco; it was a city nearby it called West.

Also this wasn't in Waco; it was a city nearby it called West.

west is in central texas right?

EDIT: it seems that west, texas is in central-east texas

west is in central texas right?

EDIT: it seems that west, texas is in central-east texas

Go figure.

also OP your casualty numbers are really lowballing it, everyone else has casualty reports in the 60-70 range


Damn. That's a devestating explosion.
I'll admit, I'm surprised that there wasn't a larger scale evacuation when the fire was that size, since a fertiliser plant does have numerous explosive materials within them.

But wow, it's a shame it happened.
Sad to hear it's taken lives and injured others too.

That kid :c
poor kid and her ears. I jumped and hit my knee on the table when i heard the explosion.  :c