Solihull Jaguar Land Rover staff treated 'chemical incident' - BBC News
One Jaguar Land Rover worker was taken to hospital and 27 were assessed by ambulance crews.
An investigation is under way at the site

Paramedics assessed 28 Jaguar Land Rover workers after a suspected chemical incident at the firm's Solihull site.

A number of staff felt unwell in Lode Lane, Solihull, after a floor sealant had been applied.

One person taken to hospital on Sunday had "minor symptoms" West Midlands Ambulance Service said. JLR said they were discharged later the same day.

The company said it was "business as usual" at the site on Monday.

A spokesman said the incident had ended and there were "several theories" about the cause, but an investigation was under way.

"We can confirm that a small number of contractors and employees were triaged by West Midlands Ambulance Service," he said.

The ambulance service said it carried out its policy of "remove, remove, remove" and got people out of the building.

"Most staff felt symptoms reduce once out of the affected area and in fresh air," it said.

West Midlands Fire Service said it advised on the incident but did not send crews.

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