Around 20 flights attendants will have to find a new place to stay while in Boston after the City of Boston took control of a four-bedroom apartment behind a service station on Geneva Street in East Boston and promptly shut it down. Boston Inspectional Services called the self-styled crash pad a "death trap" and said besides it not being zoned for residential purposes, the apartment was missing smoke detectors, did not have enough exits, and hazardous materials were being stored onsite.
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