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Firefighters Successfully Contain Garage Fire on N Mesquite Street

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On Monday night, Las Cruces firefighters responded to a fire in a detached garage located in the 700 block of N Mesquite Street, close to E Lucero Avenue. The fire department reported that crews managed to control the blaze within 17 minutes, effectively preventing it from spreading to nearby structures. Fortunately, there were no injuries or individuals found in the vicinity. The cause of the fire remains under investigation, highlighting the importance of fire safety in residential areas.

Key Details: • Fire occurred on N Mesquite Street, 700 block, near E Lucero Avenue. • Fire was controlled within 17 minutes by Las Cruces Fire Department. • No injuries reported; investigation into the cause is ongoing.

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