Wildfire in San Bernardino County Prompts Evacuations
505-Acre Wildfire Forces Residents to Leave Homes
A wildfire in San Bernardino County has grown to 505 acres and forced thousands of residents to evacuate their homes. The fire, which started on Wednesday, is burning in rugged terrain, making it difficult for firefighters to contain.
As of Thursday morning, the fire is 0% contained. Mandatory evacuations have been ordered for the communities of Oak Glen, Forest Falls, and parts of Yucaipa.
What Caused the Wildfire?
The cause of the wildfire is still under investigation. However, officials believe it may have been started by humans.
How Big is the Wildfire?
The fire has grown to 505 acres and is burning in rugged terrain, making it difficult for firefighters to contain.
How Many People Have Been Evacuated?
Thousands of residents have been evacuated from their homes. The exact number is not yet known.
Where are the Evacuation Centers?
Evacuation centers have been set up at the following locations:
- Yucaipa Community Center
- Oak Glen Community Center
- Forest Falls Community Center
How Can I Help?
There are a number of ways you can help those affected by the wildfire:
- Donate to a local charity
- Volunteer your time at an evacuation center
- Share information about the fire on social media
