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Explosion at Papatoetoe industrial site

Time：2024-06-03 18:22:08 Source：Cultural Carousel news portal

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Thirty firefighters, five fire trucks, a ladder truck and specialist hazardous materials unit, extinguished the blaze. Photo: RNZ / Diego Opatowski

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