Red Cross wants people returning home from Hawk Fire to be wary of hazards
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The Red Cross is encouraging families to watch for hot ash and smoldering debris, be cautious around burned trees, fences and other outbuildings, and keep children and pets away from ash pits that may contain hot embers.
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Nevada is seeking federal help as crews make progress, but work continues across the fire area today.
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