First there was a fire in Texas at a chemical plant that makes pool supplies.

Then 4 days later…there’s a fire in Georgia at a chemical plant that makes pool supplies.

Something doesn’t add up.

What are the chances?

First in Frisco (Dallas) Texas. Now Georgia.
What are the odds of this happening within 5 days of each other?

“The plant, which is part of the swimming pool and spa water care division of KIK Consumer Products,”

“Frisco pool supply warehouse catches fire this morning,… pic.twitter.com/QeCZLQG0vm

— ZenZedi (@Investor0x) September 29, 2024

A large fire at a pool supply company warehouse in the 10500 block of John W. Elliott Drive, Frisco TX #Texas pic.twitter.com/HXoD9IujXw

— Storyline 🔍 (@storylineglobal) September 25, 2024

Now they’re saying the air is fine and that residents can return home?

New York Times reports:

Orders to evacuate and shelter-in-place were lifted in Rockdale County, Ga. on Monday night after authorities deemed the environment safe after a chemical plant fire broke out Sunday morning.

The Environmental Protection Agency, which is monitoring the air for chlorine or hydrochloric acid, said the latest readings found the air quality to be safe for residents to go back. The Rockdale County Water Resources also found the water was safe.

The billowing plume from a chemical plant in Conyers, Ga. about 30 miles east of Atlanta, that officials said contained chlorine, reached parts of Atlanta on Monday, though officials said that it posed no serious safety issues to the city.

While the fire was producing smells, the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department said in a statement that there were “no immediate life safety issues” for the city. Atlanta-Fulton County Emergency Management said weather conditions tonight could bring back haze, but expect it to clear in the morning on Tuesday.

The agency added that residents may smell a chlorine odor that is “unlikely to cause harm to most people.” It advised people who were concerned about respiratory issues to stay inside, close windows and doors and turn off heating and cooling systems.

The county facilities and businesses can return to normal starting Tuesday.

There’s another fire at a pool chemical company in Conyers, Georgia at BioLabs.

Last week, there was one in Frisco, Texas.

Weird.pic.twitter.com/NaUPvt5eav

— Art Candee 🍿🥤 (@ArtCandee) September 29, 2024

ICYMI🚨 There is A MASSIVE EXPLOSION & FIRE at a chemical Biolab plant KIK Consumer Products in Conyers, Georgia.

A “shelter in place” has been ordered because of the really heavy, thick black chemical smoke.

The smoke can be seen for many miles & officials have closed down… pic.twitter.com/kq6ZquNME3

— The Patriot Voice (@TPV_John) September 29, 2024