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(KSL TV) The Megaplex Theater at Salt Lake City's Gateway was evacuated Monday evening, after a hazardous material scare.
Theater officials called 911 after an inside sprinkler line broke, and began leaking an unknown substance.
Investigators say the material was a substance similar to anti-freeze, that does not pose a real medical hazard.
Still, crews decontaminated two people.
Dennis McKone/ Salt Lake City Fire Department: "We do have two people that got doused a little bit. We've taken them over and de-conned them, sprayed them off, got them all cleaned up."
About 100 people were inside the theater at the time.
