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🇨🇦 🔥 Huge wildfire surrounds train in Canada with workers inside Railway workers in the Canadian province of Ontario were stuck in a train surrounded by a huge wildfire, as 800 fires are currently active across the country. The workers were later evacuated and brought to safety

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