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A state of emergency has been declared in Washington as wildfires continue to spread, burning over 200,000 acres across eastern Washington. Evacuations have been ordered in Spokane County, and a statewide ban on outdoor burning has been implemented until the end of September.
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A state of emergency has been declared in Washington as wildfires continue to spread, burning over 200,000 acres across eastern Washington. Evacuations have been ordered in Spokane County, and a statewide ban on outdoor burning has been implemented until the end of September.
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Evacuations ordered in Washington state as wildfire spreads through Spokane County
State of Emergency Declared in Washington Due to Wildfires