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Wildfires in eastern Washington have led to the evacuation of 60,000 people and the destruction of at least 600 structures. The fires have burned about 8.2 square miles in the Spokane area, with a total of 390 square miles affected statewide, straining the resources of firefighting agencies.
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Wildfires in eastern Washington have led to the evacuation of 60,000 people and the destruction of at least 600 structures. The fires have burned about 8.2 square miles in the Spokane area, with a total of 390 square miles affected statewide, straining the resources of firefighting agencies.
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