A fire burns at an ExxonMobil plant in Baytown, about 40 km east of downtown Houston, Texas, the United States, July 31, 2019. A total of 37 people were treated for injuries and the fire has been isolated and contained, according to ExxonMobil. Jason Duncan, the plant manager, told a press conference on Wednesday afternoon that all those injured were not life threatening. According to Duncan, the fire was a result of an explosion at the plant, and "what is on fire now is propane and propylene, a light hydrocarbon mixture." (Photo by Lao Chengyue/Xinhua)
A fire burns at an ExxonMobil plant in Baytown, about 40 km east of downtown Houston, Texas, the United States, July 31, 2019. A total of 37 people were treated for injuries and the fire has been isolated and contained, according to ExxonMobil. Jason Duncan, the plant manager, told a press conference on Wednesday afternoon that all those injured were not life threatening. According to Duncan, the fire was a result of an explosion at the plant, and "what is on fire now is propane and propylene, a light hydrocarbon mixture." (Photo by Lao Chengyue/Xinhua)
A fire burns at an ExxonMobil plant in Baytown, about 40 km east of downtown Houston, Texas, the United States, July 31, 2019. A total of 37 people were treated for injuries and the fire has been isolated and contained, according to ExxonMobil. Jason Duncan, the plant manager, told a press conference on Wednesday afternoon that all those injured were not life threatening. According to Duncan, the fire was a result of an explosion at the plant, and "what is on fire now is propane and propylene, a light hydrocarbon mixture." (Photo by Lao Chengyue/Xinhua)
A fire burns at an ExxonMobil plant in Baytown, about 40 km east of downtown Houston, Texas, the United States, July 31, 2019. A total of 37 people were treated for injuries and the fire has been isolated and contained, according to ExxonMobil. Jason Duncan, the plant manager, told a press conference on Wednesday afternoon that all those injured were not life threatening. According to Duncan, the fire was a result of an explosion at the plant, and "what is on fire now is propane and propylene, a light hydrocarbon mixture." (Photo by Lao Chengyue/Xinhua)