A brush fire in Martin County has been brought under control. The fire burned across approximately 10 acres in the Hobe Sound area. Fire officials have confirmed that the blaze is now fully contained.
Martin County Fire Rescue crews were dispatched to the scene to tackle the fire. Further information about the incident can be found through local news sources, including CBS12. Details about the fire's cause and any potential damage are not specified in initial reports.
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