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Héctor Ríos Morales

Air purifiers handed out in San Diego are not enough to combat the sewage stench coming from Tijuana

An air filter runs in a living room (Credit: Via Getty Images)

SEATTLE - Residents near the San Diego-Tijuana border continue to raise concerns over the distinctive, sewage-like smell that has plagued the region in recent months. Despite multiple efforts from local government to combat the issue, residents who live near the Tijuana River Valley say the sewage smell in the air is actually getting worse.

Jorge Saenz, an independent contractor who sells food items in the San Diego area, told Border Report that even though he has put up with the stink for 14 years, it has gotten harder to miss lately.

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