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Fire ^ Wildfire - Yorba Linda, Calif. , December 12, 2008 -- Home owners sift through debris after the wildfires destroyed their home in Mission Hills.  So far 275 applicants have registered with  FEMA in Orange County.  FEMA/Michael Mancino

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Fire ^ Wildfire - Yorba Linda, Calif. , December 12, 2008 -- Home owners sift through debris after the wildfires destroyed their home in Mission Hills. So far 275 applicants have registered with FEMA in Orange County. FEMA/Michael Mancino

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Title: Home owner and friends sift through debris.

Production Date: 12/12/2008

Caption: Yorba Linda, Calif. , December 12, 2008 -- Home owners sift through debris after the wildfires destroyed their home in Mission Hills. So far 275 applicants have registered with FEMA in Orange County. FEMA/Michael Mancino

Photographer Name: Michael Mancino

City/State: Yorba Linda, CA

Disasters: California Wildfires (DR-1810)

Disaster Types: Fire ^ Wildfire

Categories: Debris ^ Recovery
Photographs Relating to Disasters and Emergency Management Programs, Activities, and Officials

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