Forest Fire Has Burned 4,000 Acres in New Jersey but Is Now 65 Percent Contained, Officials Say

 

TABRNAC, NJ - A wildfire that is rapidly spreading through southern New Jersey and burning thousands of acres is now 65% contained, officials said. Dayton State Forest fire. Authorities believe the fire broke out in the Batona Campground area of ​​the Temple, which was evacuated as a precaution. acres (1,618.74 hectares), but reported "progress" in fire control. Crews checked and repaired lines and worked to extinguish unburned fuel, officials said.


Officials previously said crews were working to help extinguish the fire, which included areas burned before the main fire, to stop the fire from spreading. Many streets and roads were closed.

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