The Border 2 fire in San Diego County, which erupted to over 500 acres, is in a remote area of the Otay Mountain Wilderness. Firefighters are actively working to control the blaze with the support of air and ground resources, despite challenging conditions like steep, rocky terrain and prevailing winds. Fortunately, the fire is miles away from any populated areas, allowing for a buffer zone, yet local authorities are on alert to ensure public safety should the situation change, maintaining communication with both local and Mexican firefighting teams.
Firefighters are making progress controlling the Border 2 fire, which has engulfed over 500 acres but remains distant from structures, with 200 firefighters on duty.
The fire, while challenging to control due to steep terrain, has a safe buffer from populated areas and is being monitored by local officials.
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