Kansas City Metro Giving Warning To Stay Inside Amid Metallic Trash Fire

We don't like this trend that seems to be a remnant of the pandemic . . .

Local officials have taken to warning people to remain in their houses for their own safety with very little proof or "science" to back up their assertion.

Nevertheless, we'll share their side of the story . . .

"A fire at a recycling plant on Friday morning sent smoke billowing miles away, impacting air quality across the metro. The Johnson County Health Department has urged residents to stay inside if they smell fumes."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Kansas City-area residents urged to stay indoors because of smoke from recycling plant fire

Kansas City, Kansas, fire fighters are still working to suppress a blaze at Advantage Metals Recycling in Kansas City, Kansas, that sent smoke billowing miles away and impacted air quality in the surrounding areas. As of Friday afternoon, the KCKFD says the "fire is 80% extinguished" and that "no significant air quality threat has been detected."