Emergency response teams sent to scene after massive grain containers cave in, potentially causing hazardous material spill

Today, in New South Wales, emergency crews are still working at the site of a wheat silo collapse that occurred yesterday. The clean-up process is still ongoing as the aftermath of the collapse is being assessed.
The incident happened at Manildra's factory located in Bomaderry on the South Coast of the state. The collapse resulted in thousands of tonnes of grain being spilled overnight.
In response to the emergency, Fire and Rescue NSW has sent out teams from Nowra, Moruya, Berry, and Shellharbour to ensure the safety of the area. Additionally, specialist HAZMAT crews have been deployed by boat into the nearby Shoalhaven River to evaluate the extent of the clean-up required.
As the situation unfolds, firefighters will continue to be present at the site to assist and provide guidance to Manildra management and the Environment Protection Agency.
This is a developing story and updates will be provided as new information becomes available.
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