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San Marcos Vegetation Fire Triggers Evacuations Near La Moree Road

A vegetation fire in San Marcos prompted evacuations Sunday afternoon, with crews from CAL FIRE and county fire agencies responding to the scene.

Source: NBC 7 San Diego
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dailyloe.com – A vegetation fire erupted in San Marcos Sunday afternoon, prompting immediate evacuations of nearby residences. The fire was reported near the 500 block of La Moree Road just after 3 p.m. Emergency crews from CAL FIRE San Diego and the San Diego County Fire Protection District quickly responded to the incident.

The San Diego County Sheriff’s Department confirmed deputies were assisting with evacuations. Affected areas included residences on La Moree Road and Barham Lane. The fire’s cause and exact size were not immediately disclosed by authorities.

This incident highlights the ongoing wildfire risks in Southern California. Vegetation fires can spread rapidly in dry conditions. Local residents were urged to follow official evacuation orders for their safety.

The response involved multiple fire agencies working in coordination. Such inter-agency cooperation is standard for wildfire incidents in the region. The situation remained developing as fire crews worked to contain the blaze.[]

Source: NBC 7 San Diego

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