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But NYC's Dept of Health said on Thursday that the fire posed no immediate health risk.
“We understand that people in and around Williamsburg are concerned about the air quality following the fire, but there is no immediate health risk to the residents,” a DOH spokesperson told the Brooklyn Eagle. “As with any fire, air quality is expected to be affected, and people, especially seniors, children and those with respiratory conditions, should avoid smoke exposure.”
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did you know that LICH records were stored in the warehouse? Burnt to a crisp. Wonder if someone was trying to hide something
Just can't bear the think about it....
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