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Sewage floods San Francisco complex, forcing Trader Joe's to close, elderly man to vacate
Armed with a squeegee, 77-year-old Yakov tried to clean up puddles of black sewage inside his San Francisco apartment Tuesday night. While Yakov dragged a bucket of the foul-smelling sludge onto his patio, a maintenance worker, explained help was not immediately on the way, saying, "We're going to work on your unit tomorrow, sir."
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