In California, in Yolo County, a fire broke out in a fireworks warehouse on the evening of July 1 after a series of powerful explosions.
Fireworks warehouse fire in California
After the explosions, the building caught fire and hundreds of pyrotechnic devices began to explode in the air.
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The first reports of the fire came in at around 17:50 local time.
County Fire Chief Curtis Lawrence said the fire quickly spread to several commercial buildings and caused numerous smaller fires in nearby areas.
The fire covered an estimated 80 acres. Helicopter video showed white smoke billowing from the roof of the burning building, followed by a large explosion and fireworks.
The cause of the fire is currently under investigation. There is no evidence of foul play, according to the sheriff's office.
Drones are being used to assess the damage. There is no information about casualties.
The authorities announced an evacuation for residents of nearby areas, but later some people were allowed to return to their homes.
Let us recall that Biebrza National Park in Poland burned for three days. The fire covered an area of approximately 450 hectares.
