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Mayfair hazmat: Man dies, woman and baby taken to hospital after exposure to 'white powdery substance'

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PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Fire and Police Departments responded to a home in Philadelphia for a hazmat situation believed to be caused by drugs.

Authorities say around 2:35 a.m. on Friday, the fire department responded to a report of an unresponsive man in the basement of a property on the 4000 block of Teesdale Street.

Police say the man, who has not yet been identified, and the basement were covered in a white powdery substance. Medics pronounced the man dead on scene and police were called in, according to officials.

Fire and police officials held a press conference at the scene on Friday afternoon to provide an update on the investigation.

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