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One year after a Givaudan plant blast killed two and injured 11 in Louisville, the site remains a rubble pile awaiting demolition as residents cope with fallout.
One year after a deadly explosion at a Givaudan plant in Louisville’s Clifton neighborhood killed two workers and injured 11, residents are still recovering, dealing with delayed insurance claims and temporary repairs.
The blast, caused by a failing cooking vessel, damaged nearby homes, and the site remains a rubble pile awaiting demolition.
Givaudan has decided not to rebuild and is seeking a new location, while city officials push to rezone the property to prevent future industrial use.
Demolition is pending permit approval and could take 40 days.
The company says it is responding to community concerns and supporting affected residents.
Un año después de que una explosión de una planta de Givaudan mató a dos personas e hirió a 11 en Louisville, el sitio sigue siendo un montón de escombros a la espera de demolición mientras los residentes se enfrentan a las consecuencias.