Philadelphia Health department says air quality is safe after fire at linen warehouse
"The fire caused no recorded rise in the amount of particulate matter, or PM 2.5, or other criteria pollutants at any of the City's monitors. Additionally, no toxic compounds were identified at the site of the fire at levels that would pose a threat to human health," the health department said in a statement.
Philadelphia Department of Public Health say air quality is safe after fire in Frankford
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health gives an all-clear after that huge three-alarm fire in Frankford on Christmas Eve. According to officials, health department inspectors collected an air sample "in the immediate vicinity of the fire" before it ...
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Air quality safe for residents in aftermath of 3-alarm fire in Frankford, officials sayA huge 3-alarm fire that burned out-of-control about five hours late Tuesday night into Wednesday caused potential air ...
It took about 17 hours for the fire to come under control but the haze of smoke remained, prompting an air quality advisory ...
She serves cookies, cakes — and kindness — to those with no home She was 71, and had just lost her job. Patricia O’Donnell ...
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Potential air quality hazard in aftermath of massive 3-alarm fire in Frankford: what you need to knowA huge 3-alarm fire in a business has taken on an additional problem in Frankford as residents are warned to remain indoors ...
Firefighters spent hours battling a burning warehouse in Philadelphia's Frankford neighborhood on Christmas Eve into ...
There is still an incredibly large amount of polluting industrial facilities in South and Southwest Philly,” Clean Air ...
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