A fire called “wolf” devastates parts of California. The inhabitants who found themselves on the path of fire leves were invited to flee, while officials ordered evacuation across the region.
According to Newsweek, “Vuk” currently undertakes about 1,165 acres in Riverside County.
Evacuation orders are in force in both the surrounding areas due to “direct threat to life”, said from the California forestry and fire protection (CAL Fire).
It is recalled that California was affected by huge fires in January this year, in which at least twenty people were killed, while thousands of other roofs over their heads, and the thick pillars of toxic smoke covered the cities.
Recently, fires in Rancho and Henderson burned hundreds of hectares, while the fire in Lake broke out about 16 hours on Saturday in the State Recreation Zone of Silverwood Lake in San Bernardino.
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Evacuation orders were issued, but they were later abolished because firefighters managed to restrain fire.
The fire broke out in Wulf (wolf), by which he informed us unofficially, on Sunday at 15:09 in the Old Banning IDYLLWILD ROAD and Wolfskill trucks south of the city of Banning.
California Fire Department described a fire as a fire of vegetation and rated it as extremely critical.
The cause of the fire is still exploring.
About 300 people are fighting a fiery spirit, and have four helicopters and 70 fire trucks.
Evacuation orders are in force, and officials sent a warning that reads:
“Direct threat to life. This is a legal order, leave the area immediately. The area is legally closed for a public approach.”
In addition to evacuation orders, numerous “evacuation warnings” are in force.
According to local officials, the inhabitants of the affected areas are facing “potential threat to life and / or property. Those need extra time for evacuation, as well as those with pets and cattle, they should leave now”.
Areas covered by evacuation warnings include the area south of the Avenue of Highland Springs, east of Bergamo and west of the highway 243.
(Vijesti.ba)
