


Wildfires Lead to Evacuations in New Jersey and Victoria, Australia Amid Renewed Threats
Multiple wildfires prompt evacuations and destruction in New Jersey and Victoria, Australia, with ongoing firefighting efforts in challenging conditions.
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Overview
Wildfires in New Jersey and Victoria, Australia, have led to evacuations and destruction. In New Jersey, the Jennings Creek blaze prompted voluntary evacuations in Warwick as conditions worsened. Firefighters report the fire is 90% contained on the New Jersey side and 70% in New York, yet strong winds threaten further spread. Authorities urge residents to heed advisories as investigations into the fire's cause continue. Meanwhile, Victoria faces uncontrolled bushfires prompting emergency warnings, with homes destroyed as severe weather looms. Both regions continue efforts amidst heavy winds and risks of additional fires.
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