Employees reportedly experienced nausea, vomiting, and headaches More than 50 employees at a medical packaging company's facility in Pennsylvania were hospitalized after a chemical smell was reported. Lt. Peter Nickischer of the Upper Macungie Township Police Department said in a press release that 54 Sharp Packaging Solutions employees were transported to local hospitals for evaluations following reports of a "chemical odor" on Friday. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest...

Over 50 people have been hospitalised following a hazmat incident in Pennsylvania. Fire crews and police are in attendance Sharp Corporation - a pharmaceutical company - at 7451 Keebler Way in Upper Macungie Township, Lehigh County. 52 people have been hospitalised after eyewitnesses said there was a chemical smell in the building and some employees were reporting nausea, vomiting and headaches. Lt Pete Nickischer from the township police said crews are monitoring the interior of the building. Nickischer told WFMZ the cause had not yet been determined. St. Luke’s says...

UPPER MACUNGIE, Pa. (CBS) - At least 52 people were sent to the hospital Friday after a hazmat situation at the Sharp Corporation building on the 7400 block of Keebler Way in Upper Macungie Township, Pennsylvania. Emergency crews were called to the building shortly after noon for reports of an odor and people feeling sick. It's unclear what the source of the odor was. Crews have since cleared the building, allowing people to re-enter.

UPPER MACUNGIE, Pa. (CBS) - At least 52 people were sent to the hospital Friday after a hazmat situation at the Sharp Services building on the 7400 block of Keebler Way in Upper Macungie Township, Pennsylvania.

Emergency crews were called to the building shortly after noon for reports of an odor and people feeling sick.

It's unclear what the source of the odor was.

Crews have since cleared the building, allowing people to re-enter.

52 people taken to hospital after hazmat situation in Lehigh County UPPER MACUNGIE TWP., Pennsylvania (WPVI) -- Fifty-two people have been taken to the hospital after a hazmat incident was reported Friday afternoon in Upper Macungie Township, Lehigh County, township police told WFMZ News. Crews were sent to Sharp Corporation at 7451 Keebler Way around noon, according to Lt. Lt Pete Nickischer with the Upper Macungie Township Police Department. Nickischer said there was a chemical smell in the building and some employees were reporting nausea, vomiting and headaches. Fire, EMS,...

UPPER MACUNGIE TWP., Pa. — At least 54 people have been transported to local hospitals after a hazmat incident was reported Friday afternoon at a medical packaging company in Upper Macungie Township, Lehigh County, according to the township police. Crews were sent to Sharp Services at 7451 Keebler Way around noon, according to Lt. Pete Nickischer with the Upper Macungie Township Police Department. Nickischer said there was a chemical smell in the building and some employees were reporting nausea, vomiting, and headaches. Ambulances from Berks and Northampton counties were dispatched...

UPPER MACUNGIE TWP., Pa. — At least 52 people have been transported to the hospital after a hazmat incident was reported Friday afternoon in Upper Macungie Township, Lehigh County, according to the township police. Crews were sent to Sharp Corporation at 7451 Keebler Way around noon, according to Lt. Pete Nickischer with the Upper Macungie Township Police Department. Nickischer said there was a chemical smell in the building and some employees were reporting nausea, vomiting, and headaches. Ambulances from Berks and Northampton counties were dispatched to the scene to assist....

UPPER MACUNGIE TWP., Pa. — At least 52 people have been transported to the hospital after a hazmat incident was reported Friday afternoon at a medical packaging company in Upper Macungie Township, Lehigh County, according to the township police. Crews were sent to Sharp Corporation at 7451 Keebler Way around noon, according to Lt. Pete Nickischer with the Upper Macungie Township Police Department. Nickischer said there was a chemical smell in the building and some employees were reporting nausea, vomiting, and headaches. Ambulances from Berks and Northampton counties were dispatched...