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Environment
William Ton

Asbestos problem grows after three more park detections

Sections of Crofts, Hosken and Lynch reserves have been fenced off following tests for asbestos. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)

Three Melbourne reserves are the latest park locations where asbestos has been detected after the toxic material was found in two other parks.

The reserves in Altona North in Melbourne's southwest were closed on Friday evening after testing confirmed the presence of asbestos-containing material.

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