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City of Camden suspends EMR’s junkyard license after 2-alarm fire
The City of Camden suspended EMR Metal Recycling’s junkyard license following a 2-alarm fire at its Delaware River facility, citing a history of fires and public health risks. The suspension requires the company to cease operations for 30 days, with concerns over hazardous materials and community safety highlighted in the city’s notice.
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