A short circuit has occurred at Google's data centre in Council Bluffs, USA. It is being told that 3 employees have been seriously injured in this accident. All have been sent to the hospital. Yes, and the Council Bluffs Police Department says the incident took place at 11:59 a.m. local time on Monday. It is also being told that three electricians were working at a substation close to the data centre buildings when an arc flash (an electric explosion) occurred, causing severe burns to the three electricians.
According to reports, one of the injured was airlifted to Nebraska Medical Center, while two others were taken to the hospital in an ambulance. At the same time, the Nebraska Medical Center Council is a short distance from Bluffs, which falls on the Iowa-Nebraska border. According to the Council Bluffs Police Department, when they were taken for a medical emergency, the three men were conscious and breathing. Their latest health update is still awaited. Let us tell you that a large secret campus of big drives, computers kept in the mines of shelves, internal and external network facilities, cooling arrangements and many types of software appears in the form of Google Data Center. Yes, and these data centres have been created by Google in many places around the world.
In North America, Berkeley County, Council Bluffs, Douglas County, Jackson County, Lenoir, Montgomery County, Maez County, The Dalles, Henderson and Reno have a Google centre. In South America, two data centres have been set up in Chile's Quillikura and Cerillos, and one in Uruguay's Colonia Nikolich. Google also has data centres in St. Gizlen in Belgium, Hamina in Finland, Dublin in Ireland, Emshaven and Agriport in the Netherlands, Fredrichia in Denmark, Zurich in Switzerland and Warsaw in Poland.
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