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Massive Wildfire in Central Utah Forces Evacuations and Heightens Air Quality Concerns
A rapidly spreading wildfire in central Utah, known as the Iron Fire, has prompted evacuation orders for hundreds of residents in the town of Eureka and raised alarms about deteriorating air quality across the region, particularly in Salt Lake City.
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Correction: Facts updated
Before: Signal intercept: Wildfire in Central Utah Prompts Evacuation Order for Hundreds of People - The New York Times. Wildfire in Central Utah Prompts Evacuation Order for Hundreds of People The New York Times FIRE START: Evacuations underway in Eureka as Iron Fire crosses 13,000 acres ABC4 Utah Shiftin
Why it changed: The estimated size of the Iron Fire changed from over 5,000 acres in the old body to over 13,000 acres in the new body.
Now: SHRED REPORT A shortage of clear air and safety in the ballpark of East Utah is only overshadowed by the encroaching Iron Fire, threatening the town of Eureka and beyond. The Iron Fire, which has already scorched over 13,000 acres, con
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