California's Highland Fire Engulfs Thousands, Destroys Structures in Massive Blaze

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The Highland Fire in Southern California has rapidly spread, destroying multiple structures and prompting evacuations in Riverside County. The fire, which broke out near Highlands and Aguanga Ranchos roads, has grown to 2,200 acres and is 0% contained. Over 300 firefighters are working to extinguish the blaze, which has destroyed at least three structures and damaged six others. Evacuation orders and warnings have been issued in Aguanga and surrounding areas, and a care and reception center has been set up for displaced residents.
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