I have no information beyond what's in the links here, and general safety-consciousness. From the cctv-america.com link: > People standing outside of their bui

I have no information beyond what's in the links here, and general safety-consciousness. From the cctv-america.com link: > People standing outside of their buildings. Some have reported chemical gas leaks. To anyone who lives in the area, I would suggest putting as many miles between yourself and the site of the explosion as you can, and also trying to stay upwind. Breathe through a particulate filter if you have one, and until there's more information, assume that any unidentified chemical smell is very bad for you. If you aren't actively moving and aren't an emergency responder, you definitely shouldn't be standing outside; stay indoors with windows shut, preferably in an upper floor. If you can, avoid the local tap water for a few days.