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Osan Base Alert Turns Out to Be a False Alarm | San Francisco News
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A false alarm at Osan Air Base in South Korea sent city officials scrambling, warning residents to avoid skin contact after fearing a white phosphorus leak — a substance known for melting flesh. But the U.S. military quickly clarified it was just harmless corrosion, not dangerous munitions residue. No injuries occurred, and the alert was lifted by day’s end. The incident highlights the fragile trust between military bases and local communities — especially as tensions simmer with recent arrests of students attempting to breach the base and shout anti-U.S. slogans. Clear communication saved the day — and reminded everyone how vital it is when alarms go off.
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