Smoke from NJ Wildfires Chokes NYC, Triggers Health Alerts
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Residents near the Bethany Run Wildfire in New Jersey were awakened by CO2 alarms triggered by smoke from the fire. The Evesham Fire-Rescue reported over 50 calls due to hypersensitive detectors reacting to the smoke, which was kept low by cold air and shifted north by changing winds. Residents were advised to stay indoors, close windows, and turn off heating. The wildfire, burning since November 7, 2024, is 90% contained, and officials are monitoring the situation.
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