Mulch Fire Ignites Serious Air Quality Concerns in Detroit's West Side
Major Mulch Fire Affects Detroit's West Side
A massive mulch fire is currently raging on Detroit's West Side, significantly impacting air quality across the metro area. The Detroit Fire Department (DFD) reported that they began responding to the fire, which is at least the size of five football fields, around 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday evening. Thankfully, no injuries have been reported due to the fire.
Ongoing Efforts to Control the Mulch Fire
As of Wednesday morning, the fire remains active, with firefighters continually working to contain it and secure the perimeter. Local business Set Duct Manufacturing has invested in protective fencing, yet remains worried about the potential smoke hazards affecting operations.
- Mulch fire spans multiple football fields
- Emergency services responded promptly
- No reported injuries
- Emergency crews continue containment efforts
- Possible air quality advisories for residents
- Local businesses monitoring the situation closely
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