Mountain Fire Forces Thousands to Evacuate as Flames Spread in Ventura County

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A fast-moving wildfire near Moorpark, California, has forced over 10,000 people to evacuate as strong Santa Ana winds fuel the flames. The fire, which has grown rapidly, threatens 3,500 homes and structures, prompting the state to secure federal funds for firefighting efforts. While winds are expected to decrease, high fire danger remains. Two people have been hospitalized for smoke inhalation, and several schools in Ventura County are closed. The increasing frequency of such wildfires is linked to climate change and human land management practices.
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