Inferno at Chevron Refinery: Flames Light Up Los Angeles Night Sky
A fire erupted at a Chevron oil refinery near Los Angeles, leading to visible flames miles away. While the blaze was contained and posed no public threat, local residents felt its impact. Authorities are investigating the cause, as officials coordinate to protect the area.
A significant fire broke out at the Chevron oil refinery in El Segundo, California, on Thursday night, sending flames high into the sky, visible from miles away.
Residents were urged to stay indoors, although public safety was not threatened as the fire was quickly contained. No evacuations were ordered, and local residents reported feeling a rumble before witnessing the flames.
The refinery operations and nearby air quality have not been compromised, although the blaze has not been immediately explained. California officials continue to monitor the situation closely.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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