April 16, 2025 - 05:04
In response to recent soil testing results from the Eaton Fire burn scar, Pasadena has released a new public health advisory aimed at ensuring the safety of its residents. The preliminary tests revealed concerning levels of contaminants in the soil, prompting city officials to take immediate action to assess potential risks to public health.
The advisory outlines specific precautions that residents should take, particularly those living near the affected areas. Authorities recommend avoiding direct contact with the soil and advise against gardening or playing in the dirt until further testing can ensure safety. Additionally, residents are encouraged to report any unusual health symptoms to local health services.
City officials are working diligently to conduct further testing and analysis to determine the extent of contamination and its potential impact on the environment and public health. As the situation develops, Pasadena remains committed to keeping the community informed and safe.
