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A fire that occurred on Lorba Beach Road has been put out and is no longer a danger.
Audio|Source: Snohomish County Fire Primary Response
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Transcript: Aid 21. Aid response. 15830, 21st Avenue Southeast. Response. 158.30, 211.21st Avenue, Southeast. Respond on TAC 2. Engine 2. Engine 2. Engine 2. Engine 2. 14725, Norba Beach Road. Respond on TAC 2. 14725, Lorba Beach Road. Fire is out. It's student service. In New Jersey. Compton Command. Corrie Command. We have fire controlled.
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