US: Franklin Fire Rages, Forcing Thousands To Evacuate In Malibu, California 2

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US: Franklin Fire Rages, Forcing Thousands To Evacuate In Malibu, California 2

The Franklin Fire in Malibu, California, which erupted on Monday evening, December 9, has burned more than 4,000 acres and is 30 percent contained as of Thursday, according to the CAL FIRE website. Approximately 18,000 people and 8,100 homes and businesses were placed under evacuation orders or warnings.

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  • 2024/12/13 16:51:09
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  • Matt Deifer via Spectee
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  • Matt Deifer via Spectee
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  • California, US Video Recording Date/Time: December 10, NOTE: 2 clips, looped Video Location: Corral Canyon Road in Malibu, 2024 at 00:55h

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