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Officials scale back crews fighting brush fires in West Miami-Dade as blazes get contained
Officials are reducing crews fighting brush fires in West Miami-Dade as the blazes are nearly extinguished after burning for over a week. The wildfires, which burned more than 22,000 acres, are now at least 85% contained, with crews remaining to monitor potential flare-ups.
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