Boyle Heights warehouse fire recovery is nearing halfway point, officials say
Emergency Management officials said Thursday that the cleanup efforts stemming from the Lineage cold-storage warehouse fire in Boyle Heights are approaching a midpoint.
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Officials said the cleanup after the Lineage cold‑storage warehouse fire in Boyle Heights is almost halfway done. The fire happened earlier this year and damaged the building. Workers are removing debris and checking safety. They expect to finish the rest of the work in the coming months.
Why it matters
The warehouse stored food for many local businesses, so its recovery affects the supply chain. Residents also want the area to be safe and clean again.
- What fire are officials talking about?
- The Lineage cold‑storage warehouse fire in Boyle Heights.
- How far along is the cleanup?
- Officials say it is nearing the halfway point.
- What are workers doing now?
- They are removing debris and checking safety.
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Boyle Heights warehouse fire recovery is nearing halfway point, officials say
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