Mystery burning smell permeates parts of Delaware County, again

Dated: May 21 2024

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A burning smell has been permeating some Delaware County towns, and local officials don’t know the source. The mystery smell caused many residents to call the county 911 dispatch center for answers. Locals speculated the smells were coming from industrial stacks near Chester or Marcus Hook, but some who live nearby say it was definitely something else. Reports came from as far as Villanova and even New Jersey. Air quality emergencies can be reported to the state Department of Environmental Protection’s 24-hour emergency response hotline at 800-541-2050.
Source: Fox29; 4/23/2024

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