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Yes, there are times when sheltering-in-place is a appropriate action following a hazardous materials accident.

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False

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Trever Windler

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Depending on the nature of the hazardous materials incident, the weather, and the buildings in which people may be located, sheltering in place may be an appropriate option. Then again, it may not.

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Yes. When the alternative is walking into a cloud of hazardous chemical, for example, it may well be best to shelter in place.

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Yes, there are times when sheltering-in-place is a appropriate action following a hazardous materials accident.

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False

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Q: Is inplace sheltering ever an appropriate option in an accident involving hazardous materials?
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