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Residents of rural community in southern Texas ordered to evacuate as firefighters battle blaze
The Mill Fire grew to 15 acres with 50% containment achieved as firefighters manage hotspots amid evacuation orders due to dry air and high winds, officials said.
- A wildfire dubbed the Mill Fire broke out in Gregory, Texas, prompting evacuations from the north end of town.
- As of Wednesday evening, the fire had grown to 15 acres with about 50% contained, according to a Texas A&M Forest Service spokesperson.
- Dry air, high winds, and lack of visibility due to heavy smoke created challenges for firefighters, though weather conditions were expected to improve.
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Residents of rural community in southern Texas ordered to evacuate as firefighters battle blaze
Officials say thick smoke blanketed a rural community in southern Texas and many residents were ordered to evacuate as firefighters worked to contain a blaze.
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