US: Evacuation Orders Issued As Airport Fire Grows Rapidly In Orange County, California 12

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US: Evacuation Orders Issued As Airport Fire Grows Rapidly In Orange County, California 12

A fast-moving brush fire, dubbed the Airport fire, broke out in Trabuco Canyon in Orange County, Southern California, on Monday, September 9, prompting evacuation orders for the nearby areas. The blaze burned more than 9,300 acres as of Tuesday, leaving three people injured, including two firefighters. No damage to homes or buildings was reported.

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