By james art 
The coast guards and the State Department of Environmental Quality work with firefighters to clean up fuel spill that has arisen near liquid storage.
Chesapeake, Washington – Chesapike’s Fire Service, Coast Guard and the Ministry of Environment in Virginia are investigating a fuel spill that has arisen in the Elizabeth River in Chesapik.
Around 7 o’clock in the morning on Friday, a firefighter was reported from IMTT-Virginia, a facility that stores bulk liquids such as gasoline, chemicals and oils. The employees of the facility conducted routine safety checks at that time, and after noticing a spill, they immediately turned off the pipeline from which the fuel came from. They then notify the Fire Service in Chesapik, the Ministry of Environment Virginia, the Virginia Emergency Department, the US Coast Guard and the Environment Recovery Company.
The Chesapik Fire Department then unfolded the Fire Board 1 to help the coastline and determine how far the fuel spread. Their initial inspections determine that the whole spilled product is isolated to an isolated, uninhabited industrial coastline on IMTT ownership.
Coast security has estimated that about 2100 gallons #6 fuel – used for the production of electricity, space heating and fuel for ships – have been spilled into the Elizabeth River.
“The product is harmful to humans and wildlife,” said the Fire Service in Chesapik, “but the coast guard, the Chesapiik Fire Service and the Virginia Ministry of Environment testify that due to the rapid actions of ITT, the product is isolated and contained in the area of the area of The coastline of the property.
