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No danger to the public after Billings residents reported sulfur gas odor
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Billings, Montana – Residents in downtown Billings and the surrounding regions have reported a strong sulfur gas odor.
Firefighters subsequently investigated the complaint and said there is no danger to the public.
The smell was moving across downtown and the north and south sides of Billings Saturday morning, according to the Billings Fire Department.
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