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33rd Street closed while crews work on nitrogen leak from weekend

The leak originally happened over the weekend, but crews said it's contained near the building.

CASCADE, Mich. — Crews from the Cascade Fire Department have shut down 33rd Street as a precaution while crews work to contain a nitrogen leak at GE Aviation.

According to Cascade Fire Chief Adam Magers, crews are performing maintenance on valves to a nitrogen tank.

The leak started on Friday night around 7 p.m. Magers said Friday the only danger to the public is asphyxiation for people who were in the area.

RELATED: Crews stop nitrogen leak at GE Aviation in Cascade

Magers said the leak is contained near the building.

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