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Possible explosion at Sherwin-Williams plant in Texas, police say
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Date：2025-04-14 05:41:46
At least one person was injured in a possible explosion at a Sherwin-Williams facility in Texas early Monday, authorities said.
The victim -- an employee at the paint manufacturing plant -- was treated on scene in Garland, northeast of Dallas. The structure is on fire and multiple roadways in and around the area are closed, according to the Garland Police Department.
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