Firefighters Gain Ground as Southern California Blaze Threatens Homes
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Firefighters in Southern California have made progress in containing the Mountain Fire near Camarillo, thanks to lighter winds and favorable weather conditions. The fire, which has destroyed over 100 structures and damaged 25 more, is now 21% contained. Evacuation orders have been downgraded to warnings in some areas, and the damage to local agriculture is estimated at $2.4 million. While another round of winds is expected, they are not anticipated to be as severe, allowing for continued firefighting efforts.
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