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Incendio de maleza activa evacuaciones en Garland y autoridades piden evitar el área

By telemundoutah.com · August 25, 2026 · 1 min read
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Incendio de maleza activa evacuaciones en Garland y autoridades piden evitar el área
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Incendio de maleza obliga evacuaciones en Garland Múltiples agencias y recursos de extinción respondieron al incidente para intentar contener el avance de las llamas. De acuerdo con Utah Fire Info, el incendio, denominado Harley Fire, había consumido más de 75 acres.

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