US: Hawarden Fire In Riverside, CA Burns Several Homes

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US: Hawarden Fire In Riverside, CA Burns Several Homes

A brush fire, dubbed the Hawarden Fire, broke out in Riverside, California on Sunday, July 21, and prompted evacuation orders. The blaze erupted in Hawarden Drive and burned several hundred acres. Three homes were destroyed and four others were damaged in the fire, according to local fire authorities. The forward progress of the fire was stopped late in the afternoon.

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  • 2024/7/22 23:05:39
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  • Rick Teichert via Spectee
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  • Rick Teichert via Spectee
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  • 2024 at about 15:30h, US Video Recording Date/Time: July 21, California, Video Location: Riverside

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