GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas – A large fire burned early Wednesday at a Texas factory where trash bags and other plastics are produced.
There were no immediate reports of injuries from the fire that broke out in the predawn hours in the Dallas suburb of Grand Prairie.
The Grand Prairie Fire Department said firefighters were battling the blaze at the Poly-America complex and asked people to avoid the area.
The cause of the fire wasn't immediately known.
Poly-America is headquartered in Grand Prairie and specializes in products made from polyethylene, such as trash bags, drop cloths and plastic sheeting, according to the company’s website.
Here are some of the videos of the fire that have been shared on social media.
A huge fire at a plastics factory in Grand Prairie can be seen for miles this morning. No reports of injuries so far. https://t.co/j7OUJB6I6o pic.twitter.com/W7kXzXiMcG
— NBC DFW (@NBCDFW) August 19, 2020
Prayers out to anyone involved 😨#grandpraire pic.twitter.com/DN7Nrlla9J
— Matchooo🦉♊️ (@jusmatchu) August 19, 2020
Fire at the Poly-America in Grand Prairie. Got this video from a friend. pic.twitter.com/ldm6yU3D7L
— Jacob Sanchez (@TheJacobSanchez) August 19, 2020
Poly America in GP is on fire. pic.twitter.com/wvGA0H5HKd
— ana 🌻 (@Anaa_Gomeez) August 19, 2020