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1 of 20. Smoke rises around Rampart Reservoir from Waldo canyon wildfire in this aerial photograph taken in Colorado Springs, Colorado on June 27, 2012.

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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. | Fri Jun 29, 2012 6:41pm EDT

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Reuters) - Authorities have found a second body in the debris of a burned-out home in Colorado Springs, marking the second fatality from a fierce wildfire that ranks as Colorado's most destructive on record after incinerating 347 homes, police said.

Police Chief Peter Carey released no further details about the victim, who becomes the sixth person killed this year in a Colorado wildfire season described by the governor as the worst in the state's history. The discovery came on the same day that President Barack Obama visited the affected area.

(Writing by Mary Slosson; Editing by Greg McCunee)
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JOSHUACHANG wrote:
It’s getting bigger and smarter by the day.

Jun 29, 2012 1:54am EDT  --  Report as abuse
Abington wrote:
I live in Colorado Springs and this is a very real tragedy. Living this close to the natural beauty of trees at the foothills of a mountain have its disadvantages as witnessed by the past couple of days.

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