La. Sinkhole Explosives Collecting Under Buildings Workers Live In

Louisiana’s 30-acre industrial sinkhole explosives, methane and hydrogen sulphide gasses, are accumulating under buildings in Bayou Corne, proven through tests by scientists in the YouTube video below, yet workers are living in those abandoned buildings in the community.

In the special report, Louisiana Explosive Sinkhole, environmental scientists shows abnormally high gasses spewing out of buildings in Bayou Corne and in yards of evacuated homes there.

How ever, Texas Brine LLC, the company responsible for the sinkhole, has response workers living in those previously vacated homes.

If Bayou Corne residents are under a mandatory evacuation due to the threat of an explosion, why is Texas Brine allowing their employees to live in the abandoned homes? 

 
“Why is Texas Brine putting their employees in danger?” asked a south Louisiana human rights defender in an email to Deborah Dupré Monday morning.