A class-action lawsuit has been filed on behalf of those impacted by last week's massive fire at SPS Technologies in Abington Township.

The EPA and DEP will continue to monitor air and water conditions to ensure public safety. No hazards have been detected in the area surrounding the fire and the area has been deemed safe,”

The fire at SPS Technologies in Abington, Pennsylvania, that caused evacuation notices and a shelter-in-place is now under control, Abington Township said on Saturday.

A class-action lawsuit was filed on behalf of residents impacted by the massive fire that broke out at SPS Technologies in Abington Township, Pennsylvania on Feb. 17, which closed schools, forced evacuations and disrupted SEPTA service in the area.

The first class-action lawsuit has been filed against SPS Technologies after the massive fire at its 560,000-square-foot factory in Abington Township, Montgomery County.

The four-alarm factory fire in Montgomery County that began with a series of explosions last Monday night — closing schools, halting SEPTA trains, triggering local evacuations, and prompting Abington officials to declare a disaster emergency — was finally extinguished at 3:53 p.

The first class-action lawsuit has been filed after a massive fire broke out at SPS Technologies factory in Abington Township in Montgomery County last Monday.