Indiana fire forces hundreds from homes
Fires that began Tuesday were still burning today within about 14 acres of various types of plastics stored at a former factory site in Richmond.
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Smoke rises from an industrial fire, Tuesday, April 11, in Richmond, Ind.3/9
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Smoke rises from an industrial fire, Tuesday, April 11, in Richmond, Ind.4/9
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This photo provided by Julie Roe shows smoke rising from a former factory site in Richmond, Ind., Tuesday, April 11.5/9
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Firefighters walk out of the site of an industrial fire in Richmond, Ind., Wednesday, April 12. The former factory site was used to store plastics and other materials for recycling or resale.6/9
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Firefighters pour water on an industrial fire in Richmond, Ind., Wednesday, April 12.7/9
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Firefighters continue to pour water on an industrial fire in Richmond, Ind., Wednesday, April 12.8/9
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Utility workers remove utilities from the area as firefighter pour water on an industrial fire in Richmond, Ind., Wednesday, April 12.9/9
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Workers knock down a section of site of an industrial fire the area as smoke billows from the site in Richmond, Ind., Wednesday, April 12.
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