Don’t hold your breath.

Nearly two months after a massive warehouse fire in a Los Angeles neighborhood that left millions of pounds of meat to rot, locals say the stench of spoiled goods lingers in the air.

Residents of East LA’s Boyle Heights say the stench has made life in the neighborhood difficult, overpowering their homes, sickening them, and impacting their small businesses.

In a July 27 survey from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, 90% of Boyle Heights residents reported the presence of “constant” odors.

Resident Alicia Naranjo told CNN the odors are present throughout her home, causing her to have trouble breathing…

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