There was a fire at a power plant in California
Fire occurred at the power plant of the city of Moss Landing in the U.S. state of California. This was reported by ABC7 News on January 17.
In the Network spread footage of the fire, which shows a thick column of smoke rising into the sky.
"Firefighters rushed to the scene of the fire at the Moss Landing power plant on Thursday, and authorities warned residents of nearby neighborhoods to close windows and doors, as well as turn off air conditioning systems", - stated in the message.
In addition, it is noted that evacuations were announced in eight neighborhoods in Monterey County. In addition, several highways were closed.
Forest fires in California began on January 7. It was reported that strong winds fueled the fire, rescue teams lacked water. In connection with the fires in the state declared a major disaster regime. More than 12,300 structures were destroyed.
January 17, ABC News TV channel reported that at least 27 people were killed in fires in California. At least 18 are considered missing. Before that, on January 15, the same TV channel reported that the police detained two people suspected of arson.
