Authorities in France’s Moselle department have ordered residents of Amnéville and four neighboring towns to shelter in place due to a fire at a warehouse containing dangerous chemicals. The order, issued Sunday, affects approximately 30,000 people and remains in effect indefinitely. Local officials have not yet released details about the specific chemicals involved or the cause of the blaze. The preventative measure aims to protect public health and safety from potential toxic fumes or explosions. Residents are advised to remain indoors and follow updates from local authorities. The fire is ongoing, and emergency services are working to contain it. Further information will be provided as it becomes available.