Crew fire in fireworks facility in California, responded to explosion

According to fire fighting officials, a fireworks facility at Yolo County, California set fire and exploded on Tuesday.

Fire Crew responded to Blaze in Esparto, California with County Road 23 and County Road 86A, shortly before 6 pm

The area was ordered to withdraw as the crew continued the explosion. It was still actively burning late Tuesday night. The Yolo County Sheriff Office said that a milestone withdrawal area is placed around the scene.

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“We all urge everyone to urge everyone to escape from the region for the next several days so that the fire crew, law enforcement, and emergency personnel can do their work safely and effectively,” said Sheriff’s office.

According to Cal Fire, the fire burned over 70 acres by late Tuesday night.

A framework in the fire was destroyed, but no house was lost, Cal Fire said.

This feature saw a large plum of black smoke, where several explosions occurred. Fireworks could be seen closing in the explosion.

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According to the office of California village Gavin Newsom, State Fire Marshal has sent arson and bomb testing team to the area. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

According to KCRA, Asparto Fire Protection District District District District District District District District District District District District District District District District District District District District District District District District District District District District District District District District Curtis Lawrence maintained a safe circumference around the main fire overnight, as he set a spot on fire around the area, according to the KCRA.

There is no injury as a result of the fire.