The Hawk wildfire near Reno, Nevada, is currently about 27% contained, according to authorities on Monday afternoon. The fire, which is described as human-caused and driven by strong winds, has led to evacuation orders affecting 23,000 individuals under a 'go-now' order and 40,000 individuals under a 'get-set' warning. This marks an improvement from the earlier estimate of 90,000 people under evacuation orders or warnings on Monday morning.
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Hawk wildfire near Reno, Nevada, is 27% contained as evacuation orders remain in effect
The Hawk wildfire near Reno, Nevada, is approximately 27% contained as of Monday afternoon. Evacuation orders are in place for 23,000 people, with an additional 40,000 under warnings, down from 90,000 earlier in the day.
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