(This content was created with the help of AI.) Residents of a Los Angeles neighborhood say that almost two months after a warehouse fire, an unbearable smell is lingering.
After the June 17 fire gutted a massive cold-storage warehouse in Boyle Heights, about 85 million pounds of meat and seafood inside have been left to rot, residents say—and they’re living with the fallout, the BBC reports.
Locals describe an overpowering stench, relentless flies, and rats so big they don’t fit in standard traps…