Zoox grounds Atlanta test fleet after workers report toxic gas exposure symptoms
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The Amazon-owned company launched an investigation after a worker submitted an OSHA complaint.
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Based on the original story on techcrunch.com.
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Panel 1
Sam, looking at a stack of reports, taps a finger on the table. Alex, who's been scribbling notes, turns to Sam.
Sam: Another one, huh? They're always looking for the next big story. But let's see what's actually going on.
Alex: I think it's about time. Robin's chaos has brought enough of a buzz. Now they're looking for a good scare.
Panel 2
Sam leans back in his chair, eyes narrowing. Alex nods, a thoughtful frown on his face.
Sam: They found a toxic gas exposure report. That's the last thing they need. People in the works, not a pretty picture.
Alex: Agreed. But now they're grounding the fleet. At least there won't be any more accidents or leaks. It's a win, right?
Panel 3
Robin, her usual chaotic self, bursts into the room. Sam sighs, rubbing his temples. Alex smiles.
Robin: Hey, hey, you guys! What's the word? Have they found out who caused the gas leak? The Amazon investigation is in full swing now!
Sam: Now we have to worry about a witch hunt. Good news, Robin. Time to get back to the chaos.
Alex: At least they're being serious about safety. But you never know with Robin's chaos. She might just cause more problems.
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