It made the news on Reuters now - http://tinyurl.com/bp5yo2

low temperature makes difficult to stop burning but they have managed to restrict fire in 3000 sq meter area. there is damages of few million euros and this area of factory is totally destroyed. total factory area is 20 000 sq meters. people should stay at homes because going to scene makes fireworkers job more difficult. really bad thing - I know many people working there and Abloy has been our customer many years.

in the area there is industry and shopping centres near few kilometers and only few houses. thank god there is no wind and we have over -20C degrees now - it helps burning gases to go up in the sky.

according the news only one service msn inhaled smoke. at the moment there is no danger of explosion or possibility to gased syanide (they use syanide in process) but authorities announced in tv and radio that chemicals and burning materials together may cause gases that are not good for health.

My goodness, looks bad, was anyone injured? What is the gas?