Gates of hell opened? | Massive fire blackens LA sky

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Footage filmed early Friday morning shows a massive fire at an industrial complex in Compton, Los Angeles. The drone footage shows a large plume of smoke rising from the blaze. The fire started in stacks of pallets in a commercial yard and later spread to buses in an adjacent car park. The cause of the fire is now under investigation but no foul-play is suspected thus far.

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