Belgium: Massive Warehouse Fire in Tubize Sends Toxic Asbestos Smoke Into Air

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Belgium: Massive Warehouse Fire in Tubize Sends Toxic Asbestos Smoke Into Air

A massive fire tore through a clothing warehouse in Tubize, Belgium, on Monday, May 25, sending toxic asbestos-laced smoke across multiple municipalities and prompting evacuations and school closures.

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  • ILEA005080629
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  • 2026/5/26 23:39:16
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  • @AntistaticTV via Spectee
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  • @AntistaticTV via Spectee
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  • 74.14(MB)*
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  • Walloon Brabant, Belgium Video Recording Date/Time: May 25, 2026, NOTE: 2 clips Video Location: Tubize

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