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Amaero Reports Flash Fire at Tennessee Facility

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Amaero (ASX:3DA) said that on Wednesday, a brief flash fire at its McDonald, Tennessee, manufacturing site injured two workers, who are in stable condition and expected to recover fully, according to a Friday Australian bourse filing.

The facility and equipment remained undamaged, but production shifts were canceled for the rest of the day as a precautionary measure, the filing said.

Operations resumed normally on Thursday, and the company does not anticipate any continued adverse impact on production or operations, the filing added.

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