US: Thick Smoke Rises From Scrap Metal Yard Fire In Camden, NJ

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US: Thick Smoke Rises From Scrap Metal Yard Fire In Camden, NJ

A massive fire broke out at a scrap metal yard in Camden, New Jersey, on Friday, February 21. Thick smoke was seen from South Philadelphia across the river.

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  • 2025/2/24 23:19:32
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  • US Video Recording Date/Time: February 21, Pennsylvania, 2025, NOTE: Looped video Video Location: South Philadelphia

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