Las Tusas Fire Prompts Evacuations and Closures in San Miguel County

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The Las Tusas fire in San Miguel County, discovered on May 10, has burned through 100-200 acres of pinon/juniper, mixed conifer, ponderosa, and heavy grass. The cause is under investigation, and a Type-3 incident management team has been ordered. Structures have been burned, and multiple structures are threatened, with evacuations recommended for residents along HWY 94. Dozers are on scene putting in containment lines, and crews are working on structure protection in the surrounding area. Red Flag Warnings are in effect until 8 p.m. this evening, and today’s heavy winds contributed to the fire’s spread.
Topics:nation#evacuation#las-tusas-fire#natural-disaster#san-miguel-county#structure-protection#wildfire
- Las Tusas – San Miguel County – Update #1 nmfireinfo.com
- Las Tusas Fire near Sapello prompts closures, evacuations KRQE News 13
- Evacuation orders issued in San Miguel County due to wildfire KOB 4
- Voluntary evacuations for fire in Sapello KOAT New Mexico
- Fire crews say winds bring even more fire danger KOAT New Mexico
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