A hazardous materials team was called to a large fire in North Hollywood on Sunday afternoon. The fire broke out at a building on Vanowen Street, near Vineland Avenue, next to railroad tracks and a commercial building. The building was marked with placards indicating potentially hazardous materials. The Los Angeles City Fire Department’s HazMat team responded to the scene to help contain the fire. News footage showed active flames and a large plume of smoke rising from the site.
The incident caused concern among residents and local businesses due to the potential dangers associated with hazardous materials. The fire department worked quickly to extinguish the flames and prevent any further damage. This incident highlights the importance of having a well-equipped HazMat team ready to respond to emergencies involving dangerous substances.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation, and authorities are working to determine what led to the blaze. It serves as a reminder of the risks that come with handling hazardous materials and the importance of proper safety measures to prevent such incidents. The community is grateful for the quick response of the fire department and HazMat team in containing the fire and ensuring the safety of the area.
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HazMat team deployed to extinguish massive fire in North Hollywood on Sunday
