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Los Angeles Times
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Boyle Heights residents recount harsh conditions
A fire at a cold-storage warehouse in Boyle Heights, which contained millions of pounds of rotting meat, has resulted in ongoing public health concerns due to putrid odors, fly infestations, and rodent activity. Despite efforts by the company to mitigate the smell and remove waste, residents complain that the conditions remain severe, impacting their health and local businesses. Authorities have received nearly 1,000 complaints about the persistent odors, but a formal evacuation has not been ordered, with officials citing residents' preferences to remain in their homes. The cleanup process continues, with the company working to contain odors, remove waste, and address community concerns.
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