offices Facebook from Menlo Park, USA, were evacuated last night after the possible presence of sarin gas was detected in the collection department. In case you don't know, sarin gas is lethal, and because Facebook knows that people don't love it that much, in the area where the mail reaches, there are sensors that detect various lethal gases.
Facebook confirmed the fact that a series of buildings in the Menlo Park campus were evacuated following this alert, the area where the mail arrives being quarantined. It is not very clear if the gas detected by the sensors is really sarin, but all security measures were taken by the American company.
Facebook says that three of the evacuated buildings have been checked and do not contain sarin gas, and the employees who were in the area where the correspondence reaches do not show symptoms of its inhalation. Facebook has never had such dangerous incidents, but there are also people who do not want the good of those in Menlo Park.
"Emergency hazmat crews are at a Facebook mailing facility in Menlo Park, California, after a machine alerted employees Monday that a package might contain sarin. No employees were ever exposed to the substance, the Menlo Park Fire District said. Initially, four buildings were evacuated, "and then three of them were deemed safe for repopulation,"
