GKN Aerospace opened its $100 million claims program Tuesday for those affected by the Garden Grove hazmat scare that forced more than 50,000 nearby residents to evacuate in May. LAist's Destiny Torres has details.

GKN Aerospace opened its $100 million <a href="https://www.gknggclaimsprogram.com/en-US/">claims program</a> Tuesday for those affected by the <a href="https://laist.com/news/garden-grove-residents-asked-to-evacuate-area-toxic-tank-could-explode">Garden Grove hazmat scare</a> that forced more than 50,000 nearby residents to evacuate in May. LAist's Destiny Torres has details.

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