Nevada-California forest fire injures 6 and displaces thousands

A large wildfire broke out near the borders of Nevada and California, injuring six people and damaging several buildings. As a result of its rapid spread, 42,000 people were evacuated. The fire, which started on Saturday and is known as "Hawk," has covered more than 13,000 acres (about 53 square kilometers) and continues to expand due to the wind and dry vegetation, leading to a state of emergency and the closure of numerous areas. Authorities are continuing their efforts to contain the fire and protect lives and property, while citizens are being warned to stay vigilant.

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