Providence Fire, Corn Oil Storage Tank
Smoke plumes rise from corn oil tank fire in Providence
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — Large plumes of smoke were visible from a fire in Providence Thursday. Providence Fire Chief Derek Silva said the fire started in a corn oil storage tank on Terminal Road in the Port of Providence. Drivers on I-95 were able to see the smoke from the highway.
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