US: Brush Fire Near I-75 in Naples, Florida Prompts Evacuation

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US: Brush Fire Near I-75 in Naples, Florida Prompts Evacuation

A brush fire erupted off Interstate 75 in Naples, Florida, on Wednesday, March 26, snarling traffic and prompting a evacuation of a nearby communities and a park. The fire burned 10 acres and was 95% contained.

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