Those in Building 1 reported detecting a similar sulfuric smell. Those working in one building - identified by the NTSB as Building 2 - were sanitizing equipment when they detected an odor of natural gas. Interviews conducted with employees after the accident revealed that workers in two of the factory’s buildings noticed unpleasant odors on the afternoon of the incident, just before the blast. The “source” of the explosion is still under investigation, the NTSB said.
The report added, however, that there was no reported spike in gas usage or any work being done on the gas mains prior to the explosion. factory - something investigators suspected from the beginning.
The board’s preliminary reports indicate that natural gas fueled the March 24 explosion and fire at the R.M. ( WHTM) – The National Transportation Safety Board has released a preliminary report concerning the deadly chocolate factory explosion that occurred in West Reading, Pennsylvania.
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