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On Friday Friday, a fierce fire northwest of Los Angeles called for evacuation for thousands of residents, as strong heat and dry conditions fueled its rapid distribution.
The blazer, named after the canyon fire, is melted on Thursday afternoon along the border of the Ventura and Los -Angeles. By Friday evening it expanded from 30 hectares to almost 5400.
The fire was partially contained, and 28% of the perimeter under the end of Friday stated that officials, and the evacuation orders were reduced to warnings.
On Friday night, the firefighter was seriously injured when their truck rolled on the ridge and on a steel slope, CBS reports, an American partner on the United States.
While on Friday night, Ventura Ventura stated that “favorable weather conditions” allowed firefighters, Ventura stated that “favorable weather conditions” allowed the firefighters to make “good progress in breaking the flames”.
On Friday night there were about 400 firefighters fighting the flames.
The fire remains active and extended to the east to Kastaika in the Los -Angeles district, the authorities said.
When forecasting the temperature in the coming days is forecast to 100 ° F (37.7 ° C), residents are urged to be alert.
In the city of Santa Clarit, one of the nearby flames, the residents were told to stay away from the victims of the lights.
“If you are in Santa Clarit, Hali Canyon, or Val Vede, take the evacuation orders seriously – if the first defendants say right away, leave. Be aware – please don’t risk it,” La Catherine Barrier wrote on Friday.
Canyon fire is one of several active fires across the state, according to the California Forest and Fire Defense Department (Cal Fire).
The Gifford fire, the largest active flame in California, has covered almost 100,000 hectares and burns through the San Louis -Obippole and Santabars.
In California, the fires have become more frequent, and experts refer to climate change as a key factor. The mali and smoother conditions made the fire seasons longer and destructive.
In January this year, Iton broke through the Altaden neighborhood north of Los -Andgeles, killed at least 31 people and destroyed thousands of structures.
