An active flare up continues to burn at the historic Tustin hangar Monday morning, as fire crews monitor the flames and disaster relief professionals continue to clean up potentially toxic debris. Schools and daycare centers in the area, which were closed on Thursday due to the potentially toxic air and on Friday for Veterans Day, remain closed on Monday, officials said. Residents are being advised to remain in their homes if possible.
KTLA 5’s Annie Rose Ramos reports. (Nov. 13, 2023)
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I thought fire department had respirators to fight fires. Sorry guys this fire has asbestos we not allowed to put it out
I identify as a conspiracy theorist, and this seems sus. How can that burn for a week?
Keep the schools closed they don't learn anything anyways but to hate.
I live up the street from where the fire is and I cannot go outside or have my windows open anymore because of this. This is causing major health issues and the city doesn't seem to care
IT WAS BURNED UN PURPOSE SO U.S.A GETS DISABLED WHEN THE "APOCALYPTIC" TIME COMES" …..THAT IS LIKE THE TWIN TOWERS…
the hanger being burned isnt a coincidence 3 times in the same week it seems that they planned this because they want to make more apartments and since its abandoned
Line cut prosition.
Yeah, close the Tustin schools, because those fumes won’t spread to Santa Ana, Irvine, Orange etc.
Obviously arson on hwy 10 bridge too!
Glad at least anchor Frank is asking the obvious questions that are first on our minds, bcz no one else is 🤦♂
So Irvine company can just commit acts of arson for more housing and money?
😮 LA burning itself down….bridge, hanger……a case for Global Warming 🤪
How cute…."schools…..virtual learning…"
3:07 the first time I hear an anchor on this channel ask an actual logical journo question!
Lead-Zepillin…
Yeah, that far department sucks at putting out fires
There are still people playing baseball and soccer at Irvine park who cares
This was planned…and fire dept. Has been told to let it burn and help it down completely down.
Lawsuit from all the resident across the street
they could drop water on it. but they dont want to save that structure and its probably cheaper to just let it all burn down. wonder what the real plans for that property are? the navy owns it, i think.
California's where you go when you're deformed beyond the hills have eyes, and are ready for stockholm syndrome greater than the village.
I was watching a video from about a year ago and part of the roof collapsed (no fire) and they were trying to figure out what to do about the building then. It cost to much to repair/restore. So I guess FIRE was a good way to solve the problem … 🙁
what was in that hangar that's so dangerous?