GZ Plant? Fire..

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jhdave
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GZ Plant? Fire..

Post: # 17154Unread post jhdave
Mon Nov 28, 2011 11:23 pm

Anyone here know anymore info on the fire at the GZ plant? That sucks, I wish them the best, and prayers are with them as they go through the repairs and God knows what else.

I really hope it's not too serious and they can bounce back quickly

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Mon Nov 28, 2011 11:26 pm

I tried to go back and edit out my signature, as I just noticed that it was in very bad taste considering. It was certainly not intentional!

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Post: # 17161Unread post dietrich10
Tue Nov 29, 2011 7:22 am

seems to be ok
from another forum:
No need for panic - just spoke with my boss and aparently only the hand-assembly area was effected. Some guy was pouring glue into a machine and the lighter in his pocket exploded (?) causing a fire.... nothing too serious, according to what I have heard.
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Post: # 17163Unread post GeorgeZ
Tue Nov 29, 2011 9:02 am

An official press release from a local fire department + some photos + videos:

http://www.pozary.cz/clanek/49227-video-pozar-haly-v-lodenici-skoda-20-milionu/

It is in Czech language so please use a translate service (Google or similar).
Jiri Zita
Premastering manager
GZ Vinyl / GZ Media Lodenice
Czech Republic

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Post: # 17173Unread post montalbano
Tue Nov 29, 2011 4:41 pm

From the very few I had the chance to read and understand, this seems to be confined and under control.
Anyway, our best wishes for a prompt restoring of the damaged parts.
It happens. It happened here back in the days as well.
I am sure they will be OK in a short time - big company, big shoulders!
Phil from Phono Press, Milan, Italy
http://www.phonopress.it

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