New evacuation orders issued in the El Dorado fire.
YUCAIPA, California – Firefighters have problems about the El Dorado fire, which the government decided was activated through a smoke-generating pyrotechnic device used in a sexual revelation photo shoot over Labor Day weekend.
The fireplace has reached 14,212 acres and is currently contained in 41%, the San Bernardino County Fire Department reported Saturday night.
Initial reports indicated that the device had been used at a rally, but then it was revealed that it had been used for a photo shoot.
Authorities also said Tuesday that two chimney fighters were injured in the chimney fight, however, the extent of their injuries is unknown.
El Dorado’s fireplace is on fire and more than 8,600 acres have been burned with seven% containment forcing evacuations in several Communities in San Bernardino County.
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The chimney site was first reported at 10:23 a. m. Saturday at El Dorado Ranch Park. The chimney site stretched from the park north to Yucaipa Ridge, which separates Mountain Home Village and Forest Falls from the city, authorities said.
Teams are battering a bush chimney that erupted Saturday in San Bernardino County.
In the midst of the heat wave, CAL Fire police officers decided Sunday that the El Dorado fireplace was started through a smoke-generating pyrotechnic device used at a sexual revelation party.
Firefighters reported that the chimney was burning at moderate to harmful speed.
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His greatest fear was the heat, as Sunday was the day of the heat wave. On Saturday night and Sunday morning, firefighters say the fireplace was incredibly active with 300-foot-long flames.
Evacuation orders
According to the authorities, from nine o’clock at night. On September 8, an evacuation warning will be applied from Oak Glen Road to Highway 38 West from Bryant to Garnet. Highway 38 West or Bryant Street South evacuation lanes.
There is a danger of death and/or property due to fire.
Evacuation orders are in place for the following communities:
An evacuation warning also applies to spaces east of Beaumont Avenue, east of Hillside Place in the Highland Springs area, north of Cherry Valley Boulevard, all up to the county line.
Evacuation center
A Red Cross reception site has been established at Redlands East Valley High School, 31000 E. Colton Ave. , Redlands. Those wishing to evacuate with animals can contact San Bernardino County Animal Care and Control at (800) 472-5609.
Road closures
Lately there have been road closures in the following areas:
Route 38 to Bryant Street in Yucaipa and Angelus Oaks – Bryant Street between Highway 38 and Carter Street – Oak Glen Rd. Between Pine Bench Rd. Y Cherry Croft Dr. – Cross streets east of Bryant Street between Yucaipa Boulevard and Carter St. .
San Bernardino National Forest Recreation Closure
All San Gorgonio wilderness, trails, exit issues and related parking lots, with the exception of the Pacific Crest Trail, remain open Other trails: Big Falls, Oak Glen Divide, Wilson Creek – Picnic Areas: Falls and Thurman Flats – General Areas: Yucaipa Ridge, Mill Creek Drainage and San Gorgonio Wild Domain Off-piste Spaces South of San Bernardino Peak Division Trail , Santa Ana River Trail between 1S14 and Middle Control Road. Thomas Hunting Grounds Yellow Post Sites – Forest Roads: 1N12 (near Angelus Oaks) Array 1S12 (Warm Springs Road), 1S13 and 1S03