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thorized workers to spray the windows of the school with a mixture of turpentine and gasoline? At what time was this done? Did the staff notice the new fumes when they re-K,j ported for work that morning? How many complaints were received from children and staff before the school"' was evacuated at 11:30 a.m., three"* hours after school began? Did any-'-.i; one consider the fire hazard inherent [ in highly combustible gas fumes? rn7)
Who made the decision to call1/ the rescue workers? Who coordi-s'"’ nated the resuce effort? How was triage accomplished? Was every/' child examined? Was there an organized systen to track the disposition of each child? How many students ” and staff were sent from school to the hospital and how were they *^ transported? Did any children seek,-, medical attention after they had re-,s. turned home from school?
8) What are the possible effects of this kind of exposure? Do parents " ‘ know the symptoms to look for?-'What are the long term effects? Is; j there a danger of petroleum pneu-'j monia?
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