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Early Morning Mobile Home Blaze in Socorro Sparks Firefighter Response

KVIA••Joseph Montero
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A mobile home fire broke out in Socorro early Tuesday morning, prompting a swift response from local fire crews. The incident occurred near the intersection of Jo Way and Supima Road, just off Horizon Boulevard. As this situation develops, further details are expected from the City of Socorro. Residents in the area should stay alert for updates regarding the fire and any potential safety measures.

Key Details: • Incident occurred early Tuesday morning • Location: Near Jo Way and Supima Road, off Horizon Blvd • City of Socorro will provide more information as it becomes available

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