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It’s been five years since the Camp Fire nearly wiped the town of Paradise off the map. After the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California history, residents are rebuilding with new safety measures in mind. NBC News’ Steve Patterson visits the town to hear about the lessons learned and how leaders are passing that knowledge on to communities like Lahaina, devastated just three months ago.

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