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Fear and hope in Utah in the shadow of America's largest wildfire

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Adam Burke
Fear and hope in Utah in the shadow of America's largest wildfire
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The Babylon Fire in Utah has consumed over 106,000 acres, forcing residents of Monticello to remain on high alert for potential evacuation. Local officials and residents describe the scene as apocalyptic as they support firefighters battling the blaze.

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The event underscores the increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires in the American West, impacting small communities and local infrastructure.

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Since it started three weeks ago the Babylon Fire has consumed more than 106,000 acres of forest in the mountains outside the town of Monticello, Utah. People there remain ready to evacuate at a moment's notice.

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