California's Mountain Fire Rages, Destroys Homes Amid Strong Winds
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The Mountain Fire in Ventura County, California, has burned over 20,000 acres, driven by strong Santa Ana winds and dry conditions. Governor Gavin Newsom plans to sign an emergency proclamation to aid firefighting efforts. The blaze has destroyed 132 structures, injured 10 people, and forced over 14,000 residents to evacuate. Firefighters are focusing on life-saving operations as the fire continues to threaten thousands of homes. Environmental factors, including dry brush and high winds, have contributed to the rapid spread of the fire.
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