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by Nick Delgado
Guam - It took about 8 hours for the Guam Fire Department to put out a fire that burned about 150 acres of land last night. GFD Spokesperson Joey San Nicolas says the fire started behind the Ordot Dump just before spreading and igniting a second fire on Nimitz Hill. Multiple local and federal fire units were called in to extinguish the blaze.
No injuries or damages were reported, however residents were evacuated due to the thick smoke.
San Nicolas says the cause of the fire is being looked into, adding the dry weather and strong winds are a contributing factor. He reminds residents during the dry season to maintain their yards, cut their grass and for motorists not to throw cigarette butts out the window.
Linda Unpingco DeNorcey says she is committed and ready to serve as the Director of the Department of Public Health and Social Services. DeNorcey appeared before the Legislature’s Committee on Health on Monday morning for her confirmation hearing. S
More >>Linda Unpingco DeNorcey says she is committed and ready to serve as the Director of the Department of Public Health and Social Services. DeNorcey appeared before the Legislature’s Committee on Health on Monday morning for her confirmation hearing. S
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