Gifford Fire in California Expands, Evacuations Issued
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The Gifford Fire in Los Padres National Forest, California, has burned over 23,000 acres due to dry conditions and warm weather, with multiple ignition points along Highway 166. Firefighters are actively battling the blaze, which remains only 5% contained, and evacuations have been ordered for nearby residents. The fire poses risks to local communities and infrastructure, with the potential to spread further if conditions persist.
Topics:nation#california#environment#fire-containment#gifford-fire#los-padres-national-forest#wildfire
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