I'm still shaking my head about this tanker truck accident in Oklahoma. Anhydrous ammonia is super toxic and can cause some serious health issues. 500+ people having to evacuate their homes just because of a leak? That's crazy 
. It's like, what kind of industrial chemical is safe enough for residential areas? The fact that it's left them feeling disoriented and got them respiratory distress is super concerning 
.I'm glad the authorities acted fast but this incident highlights how vulnerable we are when it comes to our environment. Like, shouldn't they have double-checked the truck before letting it offload in a residential area?
It's just a matter of time before something like this happens again unless we start taking industrial safety more seriously 
.Anyway, I'm keeping my fingers crossed that cleanup efforts go smoothly and everyone gets back to their normal lives. But seriously, can't we do better than this?
! 500 people being evacuated is a lot, I hope they're all safe and sound now 
. This incident just goes to show how quickly an industrial accident can turn into a disaster, we need better safety protocols for these types of situations 
. And it's crazy to think that people have died from exposure to anhydrous ammonia in other places, it's like we're not learning from our mistakes 
what if sum1 didnt have place 2 go? 2 days 4 cleanup, thats a long time 2 b away frm home & fam. 
need 2 improve safety measures for industrial areas, especially in residential neighborhoods