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Firefighters tackle camper fire in Warwick

17.09.2026 20:26 1 min 1 source РУС
WJAR HRV
Firefighters tackle camper fire in Warwick
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Warwick fire crews tackled a camper fire on Thursday afternoon in Warwick, Rhode Island. The fire occurred at around 2 p.m. on Marblehead Street near Rita Street. The fire appears to have affected a nearby building. An NBC 10 News crew observed multiple people being taken into custody at the scene; authorities did not immediately share information about the incident.

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