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Explosions from the fire could be heard for about 10 minutes. But the following day, residents of nearby Sheehan St received letters from the Auckland Regional Public Health Service (ARPHS), telling them to leave their homes. The public health risk was considered low due to it being a “one-off incident” with the asbestos contained within the roofing material, the letter read. “However, we do recommend you follow the advice provided today to seek alternative accommodation while your property is remediated,” it continued, adding that it was “especially important” pets and children keep away from affected areas. During a meeting with MPs at the Freemans Bay Community Centre on Saturday morning, residents criticised the lack of communication and spoke of their confusion regarding which authority was coordinating the clean-up.

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