Watch: Crews battle blaze as thousands evacuated near Los Angeles
Summary
The Sandy Fire started in Simi Valley, California, and has burned 1,364 acres with little control so far. Thousands of people have been evacuated nearby, but officials do not expect the fire to reach Los Angeles.Key Facts
- The Sandy Fire began in Simi Valley, California.
- It has burned 1,364 acres (550 hectares) as of Tuesday.
- Firefighters have minimal containment of the blaze.
- Thousands of residents near the fire have been evacuated.
- Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said the fire is not expected to spread to the city.
- Warnings were issued as a precaution to keep people safe.
- Fire crews are actively working to control and stop the fire from spreading.
- The situation remains serious given the size of the fire and evacuation orders.
Read the Full Article
This is a fact-based summary from The Actual News. Click below to read the complete story directly from the original source.