Honeywell in Calhoun COunty courtesy Chief Bill Partridge.jpg <\/p>\n
A partial roof collapse led to the rescue of three people Monday from a Calhoun County business. <\/p>\n
Crews were able to get everyone out without any injury from the Honeywell Aerospace building.<\/p>\n
Oxford Fire Battalion Chief Kyle Macoy said heavy rain is believed to have played a role in the collapse.<\/p>\n
He says the company goes through building inspections and are very good about following safety protocol.<\/p>\n
\"We don't have any reason to question that,\" said Macoy. <\/p>\n
What they are questioning, is how something like this could happen. <\/p>\n
\"We had two collapsed areas and both of them were on the east side of the building,those areas were approximately 70x70,\" said Macoy. <\/p>\n
Engineers will come in to determine the cause of this; while the state fire marshal's office will determine the safety of the building. <\/p>\n
Macoy said the fire suppression system was also affected leading to a large amount of flooding inside the building. <\/p>\n
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