Orange County’s top public health officer said there “is no concern regarding airborne asbestos” days after a fire tore through the city’s historic hangar and alarmed residents of the area about possible contamination.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Navy awards $6-million contract for cleanup of World War II hangar in Tustin that burned
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