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Apartment Fire in Fabens Contained with No Injuries Reported

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On the evening of March 22, a fire broke out in an apartment located on the 1100 block of Yann Road in Fabens. The blaze was confined to a single unit in the attic, and fortunately, there were no injuries reported. Fire Chief David Calzada confirmed that multiple agencies, including local fire crews, responded to the incident, ensuring a swift containment of the fire. This incident highlights the importance of fire safety measures in residential areas.

Key Details: • Date of incident: March 22 • Location: 1100 block of Yann Road, Fabens • Fire contained to one apartment unit in the attic • No injuries reported

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