Overview
- An ammonia leak at Profand's Zaragoza seafood-processing plant led to the evacuation of 500–800 workers and treatment of two individuals for mild intoxication.
- The leak originated from a 500-liter ammonia tank in the plant's cold machinery room, prompting the activation of the company's emergency plan.
- Emergency services, including specialized NBQ units, firefighters, and police, swiftly responded to neutralize the leak and monitor air quality and wind conditions near the Zaragoza airport.
- A separate nitric acid leak in Algete resulted in the evacuation of workers, with three individuals treated for minor respiratory irritation before operations resumed with precautions.
- Both incidents have been fully contained, and environmental monitoring is ongoing to ensure public and worker safety in affected areas.