Vile disease that sees flies lay eggs in humans could ravage LA in wake of warehouse fire

Panic at the disco rice. Soaring temps and mounds of waste could make a cold-storage warehouse in Boyle Heights the ideal breeding ground for human-infecting flies, a city-commissioned health inspection found. The four-page report obtained by NBC Los Angeles focuses on the Lineage Facility in Boyle, which suffered fire damage last month, leaving millions of pounds of meat to rot. However, as the company struggled to remove the putrid protein, another health concern arose — noxious odors, rodents, hygiene concerns and a biblical plague of green bottle flies. Soaring temps and mounds of waste could make a cold-storage warehouse in Boyle Heights the ideal breeding ground for human-infecting flies, a city-commissioned health inspection found. glebantiy – stock.adobe.com The four-page report ob