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3 companies to pay over $4M after gender reveal ignited deadly SoCal wildfire
Three companies, including an Ohio-based smoke bomb designer, will pay over $4 million to the U.S. to settle a lawsuit linked to a 2020 gender reveal party that triggered a deadly Southern California wildfire. The pyrotechnic device used at the event in Yucapia is cited as the cause.
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