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Late night fire destroys an Horry County mobile home

Posted: 05.27.2010 at 8:22 AM

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Firefighters from Horry County Fire Rescue responded to an overnight fire in Loris.

Seven units responded to the doublewide mobile home fire on Simpson Creek Drive at 11:55pm Wednesday night, according to Horry County Fire PIO Leslie Yancey.

Nobody was home at the time.

The fire is currently under investigation.

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