Evacuations urged after 'major fire' ignites at natural gas plant in Oklahoma
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Authorities are urging people to evacuate after a large fire ignited at a natural gas plant in Oklahoma.
The Grant County Sheriff's Office advised anyone who lives within a 2-mile radius of the ONEOK plant in Medford to evacuate Saturday afternoon. It is unclear when people will be able to return.
"Please avoid any travel into or through Medford on U.S. Highway 81 at this time," the sheriff's office said earlier, citing an "active incident' at the plant.
The Deer Creek Volunteer Fire Department also urged people to avoid the highway "due to a major fire" at the plant.
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"We are cooperating with local emergency responders and appreciate their quick response," the company said in the statement. "Our focus continues working with emergency responders to extinguish the fire and the safety of the surrounding community and our employees."
The incident occurred at a natural gas liquids fractionation facility.
Medford is located in northern Oklahoma, more than 100 miles north of Oklahoma City.
This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.