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‘People are going to die’: California residents address aftermath of Boyle Heights warehouse fire

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California residents are raising concerns following a food warehouse fire that burned for several days, resulting in a persistent stench and a fly infestation. NBC News' Morgan Chesky spoke with a family urging city leaders to address what they believe is a health hazard caused by rotten food remnants in the area.

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