Police evacuated the hotel as a precaution after the leak was detected at a nearby ice rink using ammonia for cooling
Ammonia leak prompts evacuation of 126 from Norwegian hotel
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Police in Skien, Norway, evacuated 126 people from a hotel on Tuesday after an ammonia leak was detected at a nearby ice rink, according to authorities. The ice rink, located a short distance from the hotel, uses ammonia for ice cooling, police said. The evacuation was carried out as a precautionary measure, and no injuries have been reported. The incident is under investigation, and the area has been secured.
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The ice hall located a short distance from the hotel has ammonia for cooling the ice, police say.
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NÅ: 126 people evacuated from hotel.
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