ASCENSION PARISH, LA (WAFB)- Of the 77
workers injured in the Williams Olefins explosion in Geismar, LA last week,
only two remain hospitalized.

One person is
in Baton Rouge General's Burn Unit and is listed in good condition.

The other
injured worker is recovering at Our Lady of the Lake Hospital and is listed in
fair condition.

From the
second explosion in Donaldsonville, LA that happened Friday, only one person is
still in the hospital. Seven people were injured in that blast. The one person
still hospitalized is at Our Lady of the Lake and is listed in fair condition.

Federal
Safety regulators are investigating the causes of both explosions.

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DONALDSONVILLE, LA (WAFB)- One person was killed Friday evening in a blast at the CF Industries plant in Donaldsonville.

Crews were working on a vessel around 6:45 p.m. when State Police say they over pressurized a nitrogen vessel, causing it to rupture.

State Police say seven people were injured.  Three were taken to Baton Rouge General and are in critical condition. Two were taken to St. Elizabeth's and are in stable condition.

State Police say 56-year-old Ronald "Rocky" Morris, Jr. of Belle Rose, LA was killed in the incident. Morris had worked for CF Industries for 34 years.

CF Industries released the names of those injured in the blast. They are Courtney Julien, Melvin Singleton, Jeramy Worsham and Kade Yarbrough. They also note that three contractor employees were also injured.

CF Industries was fined $150,000 by OSHA in 2000 after three people were killed and eight were injured in a fire and explosion at the Donaldsonville plant's ammonia unit.

The company manufactures nitrogen products at the Donaldsonville plant.