Governor Abbott has taken action in response to rising fire danger. He activated additional wildfire resources to address the increasing risk. This move is specifically targeted at the Panhandle area, where fire danger has been rising. Further information on the activation of these resources is available from CBS Austin, including any additional details on the situation in the Panhandle.
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