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Massive Fire at Juarez Recycling Plant Sends Smoke Billowing into El Paso Skies

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A significant fire broke out at a recycling plant in Juarez, Mexico, early this morning, prompting a response from the local Department of Public Safety. The facility, which processes plastics and wood products, is situated on highway KM 27 towards Casas Grandes. Thick black smoke from the blaze is visible from miles away, raising concerns for nearby residents in El Paso. As of now, there are no reports of injuries, but the situation is being monitored closely by authorities.

Key Details: • Fire occurred at a recycling plant on highway KM 27 to Casas Grandes. • Thick black smoke visible for miles, affecting air quality. • No reported injuries at this time.

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