WINDSOR MILL, Md. (WJZ) — Two employees at the FBI Building in Windsor Mill were hospitalized after an unidentified chemical “became aerosolized,” according to Baltimore County Fire.
The FBI said a package was opened containing an unknown substance, and out of an abundance of caution, two employees were transported to a hospital for medical observation.
READ MORE: Baltimore Declares Code Blue Extreme Cold Alert For Thursday Through SaturdayAccording to Baltimore County Fire, the employees have non-life-threatening injuries. Hazmat said the substance was non-hazardous.
READ MORE: Gov. Larry Hogan Presents Budget, Pledging Tax Relief And Education SpendingThe call came around 1:42 p.m. at the building at the 2600 block of Lord Baltimore Drive in Windsor Mill.
MORE NEWS: Johns Hopkins Launches Free Course To Train 'Ambassadors' For Children's COVID-19 VaccineUpdate, 2600 block Lord Baltimore Dr. — a total of 2 patients have been transported w non life-threatening injuries. Hazmat crews confirmed a nonhazardous substance. Units clearing. ^EA pic.twitter.com/MojIsd9ii4
— Baltimore County Fire Department (@BaltCoFire) June 9, 2021
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