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Fires destroy Oklahoma
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The Collegian
Fires in Oklahoma caused damage in March and Governor Stitt takes action.
Wildfires began ramping up intensity specifically on March 14, taking four lives and destroying approximately 600 homes across Oklahoma, reported oklahoma.gov.
Other fires were centred in and around Oklahoma City, with some on the highway between Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
Furthermore, they will attempt to mitigate the efforts by identifying strategies for fuel reduction and community risk awareness reported oklahoma.gov.
This position was the Oklahoma Forestry Director Mark Goeller reported Oklahoma News 4.
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