Thousands of firefighters and rescue workers have been working tirelessly around the clock to battle the blaze that is being described as the worst in California’s history.
At the time of writing, the death toll has reached 48, and 50 statewide, with thousands of acres of land burned and houses destroyed.
In Malibu, some of the thousands of people who fled the wildfire are being allowed to return home, reports KMOV4.
People travelling along a highway near Los Angeles came close to a brushfire north of the Woolsey fire, that threatened to spill over onto the road.
You can see firefighters working to keep it at bay:
Here’s CBS news with a quick update on the current situation:
Trump, of course, has sent “thoughts and prayers”, after blaming the forest fires on “poor management”.
He has finally approved an emergency disaster declaration making federal resources available to affected communities.
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