Firefighters Battle Persistent Prospect Park Blaze Amid NYC Drought

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The FDNY is battling a two-alarm brush fire in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, amid ongoing drought conditions in New York City. The fire, which started near the Nethermead meadow, has prompted a significant response with 60 firefighters and emergency personnel on site. No injuries have been reported, but residents are advised to keep windows closed due to smoke. The fire is expected to be a prolonged operation due to challenging conditions, and a red-flag warning for fire risk is in effect until Saturday evening. Mayor Eric Adams has urged residents to conserve water and report any fires immediately.
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