Fire Breaks Out at Scapa France Plant in Valence; 25 Employees Evacuated

Scapa France fire in Valence: A fire started on a production line at the company's industrial site in Valence, France, on the evening of Tuesday, November 3. About 25 employees were temporarily evacuated and up to 50 firefighters responded, according to a Le Dauphiné Libéré report.

Scapa France fire in Valence, Digi Mart USA News (Valence, Drôme, France): A fire began on a production line at Scapa France on Tuesday, November 3, at about 6:45 p.m., according to a report from Le Dauphiné Libéré. The company, which manufactures adhesive tapes for the construction industry and other industrial uses, is located on Allée Bernard Palissy in the Aurâts industrial zone in Valence.

A building covering roughly 1,400 square meters was completely filled with smoke. As a precaution, 25 employees were temporarily evacuated from the site.

Up to 50 firefighters and 12 fire vehicles were deployed to the incident. The report states that the fire did not affect the company’s operations.

This report is based on a single publisher article and has not been independently verified.

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