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2,600-Acre Brush Fire Spreads Across U.S.-Mexico Border Into San Diego

Cal Fire said 4 helicopters, 10 engines and 4 water tenders were assigned as the blaze remained 0% contained.

  • The Border6Fire, which ignited Monday near Dulzura, has charred approximately 742 acres in the United States and 520 acres in Mexico after crossing the Tijuana River.
  • Cal Fire crews are battling the blaze in remote, rugged terrain southeast of San Diego, where the fire remains 0% contained as of Tuesday evening.
  • Officials issued evacuation warnings for zones SDC-2544 and SDC-2645, with The Temporary Evacuation Point established at the Regal Edwards Rancho San Diego parking lot.
  • According to the San Diego Sheriff, residents requiring extra time to evacuate or those with pets were advised to leave immediately.
  • Firefighters continue utilizing air tankers and helicopters in the difficult landscape, though the cause of the fire remains under investigation.
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Border 6 Fire grows to 300 acres at U.S.-Mexico border near San Diego

The Border 6 fire was 300 acres as of the evening of Tuesday, June 2.

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