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The twin blazes ― dubbed the Ranch fire and the River fire ― destroyed 280 structures, including 157 residences, killed one firefighter and injured four other people.
Firefighters on Tuesday continued to battle twin blazes burning dangerously close to each other in the mountains above Duarte and Azusa, as hundreds of residents were forced to flee and dozens of horses were evacuated. .
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