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Title: Resident speaks with Governor Brad Henry
Production Date: 04/10/2009
Caption: Midwest City, Okla. , April 10, 2009 --Oklahoma Governor Brad Henry shares a moment with Cathy Moccia whose home was one of an estimated 100 structures devastated by the wildfires that tore through 31 counties in Oklahoma. Here, Cathy explains how the flying embers jumped from yard to yard and randomly destroyed homes. FEMA/Karen Nutini
Photographer Name: Karen Nutini
City/State: Midwest City, OK
Keywords: Oklahoma wild fires Midwest City wildfires wildfire Brad Henry State of Emergency
Disasters: Oklahoma Midwest Choctaw Fire (FMA-2808)
Disaster Types: Wildfire
Categories: State/Local Officials
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