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Evacuations Ordered for Lincoln County Residents Due to Seven Cabins Fire

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Residents in Lincoln County, near the Capitan Mountains, are being ordered to evacuate due to the rapidly spreading Seven Cabins Fire, which has been exacerbated by a recent airplane crash that resulted in four fatalities. The evacuation notice was issued on Saturday night, March 15, as fire officials continue to monitor and assess the situation. This incident not only poses a threat to the local community but also highlights the ongoing challenges faced by emergency responders in the region. Residents are urged to follow evacuation protocols to ensure their safety.

Key Details: • Evacuation orders issued on March 15 for residents north of Capitan Mountains. • Seven Cabins Fire linked to a recent fatal airplane crash. • Residents should follow evacuation protocols for safety.

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