US: Everglades Wildfire Burns Over 11,000 Acres in South Florida

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US: Everglades Wildfire Burns Over 11,000 Acres in South Florida

A wildfire in the Florida Everglades has burned over 11,000 acres across Broward and Miami-Dade counties. Firefighters made significant progress on Tuesday bringing it to 80% containment. The fire, first reported Sunday near Mack's Fish Camp off Krome Avenue, prompted evacuations and air quality alerts across the region. Multiple agencies including the Florida Forest Service, National Guard, and Broward Sheriff's Office responded.

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  • Florida, US Video Recording Date/Time: May 10, 2026, NOTE: 2 clips (00:13 and 00:33) Video Location: Everglades National Park

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