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Air quality deemed safe after blaze at Brampton scrap yard

Brampton Fire at the scene of a large scrap yard blaze which broke out around 5 p.m. Thursday. Max Trotta / Global News

The Ministry of Environment says the air quality in Brampton has returned within the acceptable limits following a fire at a Brampton steel scrap yard.

Brampton Fire said there is a lingering smell of smoke and they are still on scene. However, the air quality was deemed safe around the city on Friday morning.

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The fire broke out at the scrap yard in Brampton on Thursday evening near Goreway Drive and Highway 407.

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Brampton Fire Chief Bill Boyes and the Ministry of Environment were monitoring the air quality and warned residents to keep their windows closed and turn their ventilation systems off.

— With files from Samantha Berdini

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