After two months of smells and infestations, millions of pounds of rotten food are removed from a warehouse in a Latino neighborhood of Los Angeles.

Southern California air regulators confirmed that millions of pounds of spoiled food have been removed from a burned warehouse operated by Lineage Logistics in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles. The operation concluded after more than two months during which residents in the heavily Latino neighborhood endured persistent foul odors and pest infestations resulting from the facility's fire.

The cleanup marks a significant development for the local community, which had been affected by the environmental and public health nuisances caused by the decomposing food trapped inside the damaged storage facility since the incident.