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Residents Expose Toxic Fumes from Dangerous Home Operation

July 01, 2024 | San Diego City, San Diego County, California



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Residents Expose Toxic Fumes from Dangerous Home Operation
Residents living near a home-based kiln operation have raised serious health concerns during a recent government meeting, citing a range of alarming medical symptoms linked to toxic emissions. Complaints include respiratory issues such as sneezing, coughing, and difficulty breathing, as well as psychological effects like anxiety and depression.

The residents reported that their health deteriorated following a conversion of the kiln's fuel source from wood to gas on June 13, 2021, which they claim resulted in more potent and harmful fumes. Many have sought medical attention, with some requiring hospitalization due to the effects of inhaling what they describe as poisonous gases and airborne toxic particulates.

The community is now calling for action to address the potential environmental and health risks posed by the kiln operation, emphasizing the urgent need for regulatory oversight to protect vulnerable residents in the area.

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