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Three dead and 18 first responders affected by fentanyl exposure in New Mexico

In Mountainair, New Mexico, three people have died and 18 first responders were affected by fentanyl exposure. The incident involved four individuals found unconscious in a home, with two declared dead at the scene and a third at a hospital.

Three individuals died and 18 first responders were affected by exposure to fentanyl in a rural home in Mountainair, New Mexico, according to the New Mexico state police. The incident occurred when police discovered four people unconscious at the residence, located approximately 90 miles east of Albuquerque. Two of the individuals were pronounced dead at the scene, while the third succumbed to their condition at a hospital.

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Three dead and 18 first responders sickened by apparent fentanyl exposure in New Mexico

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