OREGON, Ohio (WTVG) – Nine people were checked out for symptoms they believe was connected to a chemical odor in Oregon on Thursday, according to Oregon Fire and Rescue.
Fire Chief Clayton O’Brien said in a statement that there is no evidence indicating a safety hazard to the public based on test results.
The concentration wasn’t sufficient to produce any readings on the department’s four-gas monitoring equipment. The readings did not identify the presence of propane or natural gas, the fire chief said…