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Landfill on fire,Persons with respiratory challenges advised to close windows and doors.

May 13, 2018

Landfill on fire,Persons with respiratory challenges advised to close windows and doors.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The landfill is once again on fire. The fire started early Sunday morning. It is not yet clear what caused the early morning blaze. Police Spokesman Ricardo Henson said the police was notified about 5:30 am about the blaze which he said is as big as the one earlier this year that took days to put out. More information on the landfill fire later today.

PHILIPSBURG:--- The landfill is once again on fire. The fire started early Sunday morning. It is not yet clear what caused the early morning blaze. Police Spokesman Ricardo Henson said the police was notified about 5:30 am about the blaze which he said is as big as the one earlier this year that took days to put out. More information on the landfill fire later today.

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