Southern California Canian Fire spreads over 50 to 1,000+ acres

The fire of a brush was moving rapidly in some parts of Southern California on Thursday, removing the withdrawal of the region as firefighters worked to exclude the explosion.

According to firefighters, the valley caught fire on Thursday afternoon, east of Piru Lake in Ventura County, before spreading more than 1,000.

Officials said the fire began to burn in the north of the highway 126 east of the Los Angeles County.

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The withdrawal was ordered for Piru entertainment area and parts of the surrounding area. A withdrawal warning was issued for the farm at the west end of NBC4, NBC4 said.

There was also a warning of withdrawal and withdrawal in parts of Los Angeles County.

The Los Angeles County Fire Department said, “Currently the Valley fire is burning between Los Angeles County and Ventura County in Piru Lake area. Many areas are subject to withdrawal order and warning.”

NBC 4 reported that the water-dropping aircraft responded to the blaze, as the fireplace was using a reservoir Lake Piru at the Los Padress National Forest Northwest of Los Angeles, to recreate the fire aircraft, NBC4 said.

The fire of the valley was one of at least four burns in Southern California on Thursday.

It was not clear what is the fire in the Golden State.

It comes after several wildfires flowing in southern California at the beginning of the year, after burning more than 50,000 acres and destroying more than 18,000 homes and structures. At least 30 people were killed and around 200,000 were forced to vacate.

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This year, more than 4,400 wildfires have been reported in California, last year has increased from 3,800, according to NBC 4. This year, more than 221,100 acres have been burnt, which has been burnt over 83,200 acres since last year.